by Nigel Gloade, Millbrook First Nation
Dr. Ian Mosby (Left), was presented with a feather by Dr. Donald Julien after speaking to Millbrook community members. Dr. Mosby spoke about medical experiments performed on some of the residential school students accross Canada. Photo by Nigel Gloade
September 15, 2013 at the Truro Power Centre a Vintage Car Show was hosted by Heather Stevens & Tia Stevens, both ladies are Co-captains for the Rainbow Butterflies Relay for Life Team. All proceeds went to the Relay for Life. There were 53 cars an ...
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Meet Ian Mosby, the Man Who Exposed Canada’s Experiments on Aboriginals | Canadian Science Writers' Association
30/10/2013
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