Only videoReflect on an important chapter of Canadian history with a live webcam view of the Memorial Site at Assiniboia Residential School in Winnipeg, Canada.
This solemn site stands as a tribute to the Indigenous children who attended the Assiniboia Residential School, one of many such institutions that operated in Canada as part of the residential school system.
The live stream offers a quiet, contemplative view of the memorial site, which serves as a place of remembrance and education. The Assiniboia Residential School, which operated from 1958 to 1973, was unique in that it was one of Canada’s few urban residential schools. Like other institutions in the system, it was part of a government policy that sought to assimilate Indigenous children, often at the cost of their language, culture, and family connections.
Today, the site stands as a place of healing and reflection, honoring the resilience of survivors and remembering those who never returned home.
Visitors and online viewers can witness moments of remembrance, community gatherings, and educational events that continue to raise awareness about this chapter of history.
