Percy Wallace said he felt renewed hope when he heard his previously rejected residential school settlement claim was one of over 200 that would be compensated — a hope that was soon dashed after Crown-Indigenous Relations officials again turned down his claim. Wallace, 56, had been a victim of a student-on-student sexual assault at the Sechelt residential school in British Columbia, but his…
Source: Red Lake Nation News
Man's residential school claim rejected, then identified for compensation, then rejected again
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