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Ancient burial ground at History Museum remains unmarked, despite public knowledge of its existence for years

The National Capital Commission first publicly acknowledged the existence of an ancient ossuary on the grounds of the Canadian Museum of History in 2018, but to date, there is no public-facing indication of its existence at the site, and Algonquin First Nations have yet to be consulted on the matter.

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BY CHELSEA NASH
October 17, 2022

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