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Demand growing for cadaver dogs to assist in searches at former residential schools

As First Nations communities continue to hone in on possible unmarked graves at the sites of former residential schools, some are now using human remains detection dogs to assist in that effort.

By: cbc.ca

Dec 09 2024
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Demand growing for cadaver dogs to assist in searches at former residential schools

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