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Church restoration after fire illustrates difficult path to reconciliation for Alberta’s Stoney people

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McDougall Church

A 145-year-old southern Alberta church went up in flames three years ago, and now its restoration has ripped open old wounds of residential schools — illustrating two opposing paths in a time of reconciliation.

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