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The video discusses the establishment of a heart garden in Newfoundland and Labrador as a symbol of reconciliation. It highlights the importance of honoring the memories of Indigenous children lost to the residential school system and those who survived. The heart garden serves as a place for reflection and respect, featuring a heart carved from labradorite by Inuit artist Edmund Saunders. The video emphasizes the significance of reconciliation and the historical context of residential schools in the province.

What is the primary purpose of the heart garden established at Government House?

• To serve as a tourist attraction

• To symbolize the spirit of reconciliation

• To promote local flora

• To commemorate national holidays

Who are the heart gardens meant to honor and remember?

• Indigenous children lost to the residential school system

• Local government officials

• International peacekeepers

• Famous Canadian artists

How many indigenous residential schools were there in the province?

• Seven

• Nine

• Five

• Three

What is the heart in the middle of the heart garden made of?

• Labradorite

• Sandstone

• Marble

• Granite

Who carved the labradorite heart in the heart garden?

• John Smith

• Edmund Saunders

• Loretta Saunders

• Mary Brown