VANCOUVER — Most of the shoes on the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery that were a part of a memorial dedicated to children who never returned from…
A residential school memorial is shown at the Vancouver Art Gallery on Saturday, May 20, 2023. Most of the shoes at the residential school memorial on the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery have been removed.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chuck ChiangVANCOUVER — Most of the shoes on the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery that were a part of a memorial dedicated to children who never returned from residential schools disappeared hours before a scheduled ceremony to remove them.
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