Canadians remember Pope Francis for historic apology for residential schools
- Pope Francis died on Monday at age 88, as reported by the Vatican.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney praised Francis for his humility and moral leadership, emphasizing the impact of his 2022 apology to Indigenous peoples, which he called a crucial step towards reconciliation.
- Political leaders recognized Francis for his compassion, noting his impact on millions worldwide, including remarks from Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh.
- Indigenous people had mixed reactions to his apology, with some feeling it did not fully acknowledge the abuses that occurred in residential schools.
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Pope Francis's memory looms large for Canadians attending Easter Monday mass
TORONTO — Pope Francis is being remembered by Canadian Catholics as a progressive leader whose approach to the papacy helped usher in a new era of Indigenous relations and make the church more responsive to its rank and file.
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