CLEAN : 'The pain is too deep': Survivor recalls Canadian Indigenous school

The transcript recounts the traumatic experiences of children who were forcibly taken from their reserves and brought to a location where many attempted to escape, with some tragically drowning. The discovery of these events sheds light on the harsh treatment they endured. The narrative reflects on the deep, lasting pain and the struggle for closure, emphasizing the resilience needed to move forward despite the enduring wounds.

What mode of transportation was used to relocate the children from their reserves?

• School buses

• Cattle trucks

• Trains

• Airplanes

What happened to many children who tried to escape?

• They were rescued by locals

• They drowned in the river

• They successfully reached home

• They were caught and returned

What does the discovery of unaccounted children reveal?

• The community's support

• The educational opportunities provided

• The harsh treatment they received

• The children's adventurous spirit

How does the speaker describe the emotional impact of these events?

• A sense of closure

• A temporary sadness

• A deep, lasting pain

• A feeling of relief

What is the speaker's perspective on moving forward despite the pain?

• Learning to move on is essential

• The pain will eventually disappear

• Ignoring the past is the best solution

• It is impossible to move on