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Dogs Being Used to Search Former Residential School Sites in Northern Ontario

NIPISSING DISTRICT, ONTARIO, JUL 28 – Three First Nations lead a survivor-driven search using detection dogs and advanced technology to locate an estimated 100 student graves at the former residential school site.

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Two former residential schools near Chapleau are being searched using ground-penetrating radar, as well as specially trained dogs.

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Detection dogs to search former residential school site near Chapleau

Multiple First Nations are working together on the investigation

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Detection dogs to search former residential school site for human remains

Multiple First Nations groups working together on the investigation in heavily overgrown areas near Chapleau

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Dogs being used to search former residential school sites in northern Ontario

Two former residential schools near Chapleau are being searched using ground-penetrating radar, as well as specially trained dogs.

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snnewswatch.com broke the news in on Monday, July 28, 2025.
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