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'It's filling up my spirit': the search continues for residential school students who didn't make it home

Summary by CBC News
Efforts to find unmarked graves at former residential schools in northern Ontario have been picking up in recent months. In the Chapleau area, ground-penetrating radar, drones and dogs trained to smell human remains have been used at two former school sites.

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'It's filling up my spirit': the search continues for residential school students who didn't make it home

Efforts to find unmarked graves at former residential schools in northern Ontario have been picking up in recent months. In the Chapleau area, ground-penetrating radar, drones and dogs trained to smell human remains have been used at two former school sites.

·Ottawa, Canada
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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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