By Austin Evans Writer BRANTFORD- While hundreds donned their orange shirts and marched through the streets of Brantford marking Orange Shirt Day, a residential school survivor says bones have been found at the former Mohawk Institute. Dawn Hill is a survivor of the Mohawk Institute Residential School and board member of both the Survivors\u2019 Secretariat and the Mohawk Village Memorial Park. She told Turtle Island News construction on a memorial park, planned adjacent to the former school, is on hold after an archaeological assessment found bones in the ground this past spring. \u201cFirst of all, we had three experts look at those bones,\u201d she said. \u201cOne guy said they\u2019re human bones, another guy said those are animal bones, third guy said that one\u2019s human and these ones are animals.\u201d Since… <\/p>\n
By Austin Evans Writer BRANTFORD- While hundreds donned their orange shirts and marched through the streets of Brantford marking Orange Shirt Day, a residential school survivor says bones have been found at the former Mohawk Institute. Dawn Hill is a survivor of the Mohawk Institute Residential School and board member of both the Survivors\u2019 Secretariat and the Mohawk Village Memorial Park. She told Turtle Island News construction on a memorial park, planned adjacent to the former school, is on hold after an archaeological assessment found bones in the ground this past spring. \u201cFirst of all, we had three experts look at those bones,\u201d she said. \u201cOne guy said they\u2019re human bones, another guy said those are animal bones, third guy said that one\u2019s human and these ones are animals.\u201d Since... <\/p>\n