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U of M apologizes for desecration, mishandling of Indigenous remains and artifacts

June 3, 2024

"From our earliest days, founding members of the University desecrated Indigenous graves and mishandled their remains," University of Manitoba (U of M) president Michael Benarroch said on Monday. "These actions broke a basic principal of our shared humanity."

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