Residential School - Prince Albert, SK (1953-1997)
Prince Albert
On July 14, 1953, the Lac La Ronge residential school changed its name to the Prince Albert residential school. The …
Residential Schools Archive
The following list of schools are institutions recognized in the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement (IRSSA).
There are some schools that do not contain a list of student names. This means that at present, we have no record of children having died as a result of their time at that school. There is a significant amount of work still to be done to ensure no child is forgotten. If you have any information on a child that did not return home from a school, please contact us at the NCTR.
Select a school below to view the names of the children who died at or went missing from that school.
A National Residential School Crisis Line has been set up to provide support to former students. This 24-Hour Crisis Line can be accessed at: 1-866-925-4419.
Residential School - Red Deer, Alberta (1893-1919)
Red Deer Industrial School
Red Deer Industrial School opened in 1893 in what was then the District of Alberta. Located three miles west of …
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Regina
The Regina Industrial School was opened in 1890, in what is now the province of Saskatchewan. Indian Affairs put pressure …
Residential School - Stockholm, SK (1887 -1950)
Round Lake
The Round Lake school was started in a one-room log cabin on Round Lake on the Qu’Appelle River in 1884. …
Residential School - Brocket, AB ( 1887 -1961)
Sacred Heart (Peigan)
In 1889 the Roman Catholic day school on the Peigan Reserve in present-day Alberta accepted three boarding students. Nine years …
Residential School - Fort Providence, NT (1906 -1960)
Sacred Heart (Providence Mission)
Opened in 1867, the Sacred Heart School at Fort Providence was the first residential school in the Canadian north. Life …
Residential School - Marius, MB (1905 -1970)
Sandy Bay
The Sandy Bay School opened in 1905 on 100 acres of land on the Sandy Bay Indian Reserve (now the …
Residential School - Sarcee Junction (T’suu Tina), AB (1892 -1921)
Sarcee (St. Barnabas)
In 1892, Anglican missionaries opened the Sarcee Boys’ Boarding School (also known as St. Barnabas’s) on the Sarcee Reserve in …
Residential School - Sechelt, BC (1904 -1975)
Sechelt (St. Augustine’s)
With the encouragement of Oblate missionaries and the Roman Catholic bishop of New Westminster, members of the Sechelt band started …
Residential School - Sept-Iles, QC (1952 -1971)
Sept-Îles (Maliotenam)
The Sept-Îles school near the city of Sept-Îles, Quebec opened in 1952. Administered by Roman Catholic missionaries, it was also …