"The longest-running and largest residential school in Canada had an estimated 15,000 children attend before closing down in 1970. Today, on the country's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the building is reopening as a historic site and museum to share the stories of survivors. Also, the UN mission in Kabul is urging the Taliban to reverse its shutdown of the internet and other telecommunications across Afghanistan."
"Today, on the country's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the building is reopening as a historic site and museum to share the stories of survivors. Also, the UN mission in Kabul is urging the Taliban to reverse its shutdown of the internet and other telecommunications across Afghanistan. And, the Darien Gap in Central America was once one of the world's more dangerous and heavily used migration routes but is now nearly empty of people."
Canada's longest-running and largest residential school hosted an estimated 15,000 children before closing in 1970 and is reopening as a historic site and museum on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to share survivors' stories. The UN mission in Kabul is urging the Taliban to reverse its shutdown of the internet and other telecommunications across Afghanistan. The Darien Gap in Central America, once one of the world's most dangerous and heavily used migration routes, is now nearly empty of people. An examination of rope traces a long and surprising history. Music Heard on Air is featured, and ad choices are provided.
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