Did You See Us?: Reunion, Remembrance, and Reclamation at an Urban Indian Residential School

Cover\nContents\nIllustrations\nDedication\nPreface\nPart I: The Residential Years, 1958–67\n	We All Got Along and Treated Each Other With Kindness and Respect\n	Assiniboia Was a Place of Hope for Us . . . But It Was Still a Residential School\n	Sihkos’ Story: Assiniboia Indian Residential School\n	It’s a Whole Different Way of Life\n	Two Hundred and Twenty-Two Miles from Home\n	On the Whole, It Was a Good Experience\n	You Gotta Keep Going . . . No Matter What\n	What the Hell am I Doing Here?\n	KēKwan-Ochiy? Why?\n	We Were Told to Hand the Flame to a White Runner\nPart II: The Hostel Years, 1967–73\n	You’re Not Protecting Us\n	I Stuck with It\nPart III: Assiniboia and the Archive\n	The Archive Remembers: Reading an Institution’s Memory\nPart IV: Staff Remembraces\n	I Loved the Students Like They Were My Kid Brothers and Sisters\n	We Won More Than We Lost\nPart V: Neighbours\n	I Was Unaware\n	They Were There, and Did Their Best\n	I Think They’re Boys From the Indian School\nPart VI: The City of Winnipeg Remembers\n	Assiniboia Residential School Interpretive Panel Project\n	La Vérité\n	Canadian Centre for Child Protection\n	Residential School in the City’s Backyard\nPart VII: Reunion, Remembrance, and Reclamation\n	Reunion and Remembrance: Gathering Knowledge\n	The Legacy of Reunion, Remembrance, and Reclamation\nAcknowledgements\nAppendix: Assiniboia Indian Residential School Timeline\nNotes\nContributors