CLEAN : Canada's Trudeau visits Cowessess after graves found at indigenous school

The transcript discusses the inherited issues faced by communities, particularly the impact of residential schools in Canada. It highlights the loss of control and the need for community participation in addressing these issues. The speaker plans to visit unmarked graves and listen to survivors' stories. Recent challenges in Chalcis, Saskatchewan, and across Canada are acknowledged. The speaker expresses their commitment to being part of a community agreement.

What does the speaker mention as a consequence of the inherited challenges?

• Increased control over community decisions

• Loss of control and participation in celebrations

• Complete independence from past policies

• Abolishment of residential schools

What tragic event does the speaker highlight in relation to residential schools?

• The improvement of educational standards

• The construction of new schools

• The deaths of children due to school policies

• The loss of cultural heritage

What action does the speaker plan to take to honor the victims of residential schools?

• Visit the site of unmarked graves

• Build a new educational institution

• Organize a community festival

• Conduct a national survey

Which areas does the speaker mention as having faced particularly difficult times?

• Only across Canada

• Chalcis, Saskatchewan, and across Canada

• Only Saskatchewan

• Only Chalcis

What sentiment does the speaker express about being part of the community agreement?

• Confusion

• Gratitude

• Indifference

• Regret