By Canadian Press

Graffiti on Saskatoon cathedral after unmarked graves found

Jun 25, 2021 | 1:43 PM

SASKATOON — The front of a Saskatoon cathedral was tagged with graffiti following the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at a former residential school site in Saskatchewan. 

Red hand prints and the words “we were children” were painted on the doors of the St. Paul Co-Cathedral in the city’s downtown. 

Police say a demonstration took place outside the church on Thursday and officers spoke with church leaders and demonstrators. 

Police say it is believed two individuals were involved.

The graffiti has been cleaned up and no charges have been laid. 

Two and Out

PETERS: Whether building up or tearing down, Kamloops is what you make it

11h ago

Sound Off

SOUND OFF: How to reduce food waste in Kamloops during the festive season

17h ago

Looped In

LOOPED IN WITH NIKKI OMEN: December 12, 2024

Dec 12, 2024

The Cowessess First Nation east of Regina announced Thursday that ground-penetrating radar had detected 751 potential graves at the former Marieval Indian Residential School.

The Canadian Press