Breaking: 17 suspected grave sites detected near B.C. residential school
PORT ALBERNI, B.C. - The chief of the Tseshaht First Nation on Vancouver Island says ground-penetrating radar has detected 17 suspected grave sites around the property of the former Alberni Indian Residential School.
The nation says its interviews with survivors, the historical records and other documents also show that 67 students died at the school, many of them from medical conditions.
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