Survivors seek answers about children who never came home from northern Ont. residential school

WARNING: This story contains details some readers may find distressing.

Mike Cachagee remembers how cold and indifferent it felt as he and the other students at the St. John’s Indian Residential School buried two little girls on the side of a hill. 

It still bothers him, almost 80 years later. 

“We’re looking at this little girl in this box. No one’s grieving, no crying, no nothing,” said Cachagee.

It also bothers him that he can’t remember where on the hillside