The University of British Columbia's Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre provides a comprehensive overview of the history of residential schools in BC, including the experiences of First Nations students.
The National Inquiry's final report highlights the role of residential schools in the history of violence against Indigenous women and girls in Canada, including those in British Columbia.
This timeline, created by the University of British Columbia's Department of Education, outlines key events and milestones in the history of residential schools in BC, from the establishment of the first schools to their eventual closure.
This CBC News article explores the traumatic legacy of residential schools in BC, featuring personal stories from survivors and highlighting the ongoing impact on First Nations communities.
The National Film Board of Canada's documentary series shares powerful stories from survivors of residential schools in BC, providing a poignant and personal look at this painful chapter in Canadian history.
The Government of British Columbia's Health Ministry offers a support program for survivors of residential schools, including counseling and cultural support services.
This online toolkit, developed by the Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre, provides resources and strategies for reconciliation and healing in the wake of the residential school system.
Simon Fraser University's Department of Archaeology has conducted research on the history of St. Michael's Indian Residential School in BC, including archaeological excavations and community-based research.