Edward Ambrose holds up two picture frames. The picture in his left hand is a wedding photo of his 'bonded parents,' he calls them. The pictures in his right hand are of his biological parents, who he never got to meet.
The Manitoba government will formally apologize in the legislature on Thursday to Edward Ambrose and Richard Beauvais, who were switched at birth in 1955.Edward Ambrose holds up two framed pictures in a photo from early 2023. In his left hand is a wedding photo of his 'bonded parents,' as he calls them. In his right hand are photos of his biological parents, whom he never got to meet.
"I think it's very important that we acknowledge what's been done," Northern Relations Minister Ian Bushie said Wednesday about the coming apology. Bushie said Wednesday that it was important to Premier Wab Kinew, who was elected in October, to make the apology.
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