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Hundreds join The Remember Me Walk in Kitchener

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Hundreds of people took part in The Remember Me Walk in downtown Kitchener. It was organized by The Healing of the Seven Generations to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and spread awareness about residential schools. CBC K-W's Fiona Day and Lauren Kuivenhoven followed the procession to Victoria Park.

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Hundreds join The Remember Me Walk in Kitchener

Hundreds of people took part in The Remember Me Walk in downtown Kitchener. It was organized by The Healing of the Seven Generations to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and spread awareness about residential schools. CBC K-W's Fiona Day and Lauren Kuivenhoven followed the procession to Victoria Park.

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