| ID | Code | Title | Author | Description | Home(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13992 | CAN1 | Apologising for Serious Wrongdoing: Social, Psychological, and Legal Considerations | Susan Alter, Researcher, Law Commission of Canada, May 1999 | The paper discusses why apologies are necessary, what goes into making a meaningful apology and compares apologies made in court based and non-court based legal processes. | - |
| 13993 | CAN2 | Home Children Canada Newsletters | May & August, 2001 | Two newsletters from May 2001 & August 2001 by Home Children Canada an organisation for former child migrants founded by David & Kay Lorente. | BICA Farm & Dr. Barnardo's' charity |
| 13994 | CAN3 | Institutional Child Abuse in Canada: Criminal Cases | Goldie Shea, Law Commission of Canada, October 1999 | A research paper containing lists of criminal cases involving allegations of institutional child abuse in Canada. | St Joseph’s Training School for Boys, Grandview School for Girls and more |
| 13995 | CAN4 | The Little Immigrants – The Orphans Who Came to Canada | Kenneth Bagnell, The Dundurn Press, 2001 | The book is a tale of compassion and courage of the 100,000 impoverished children sent to Canada from the British Isles known as the “Home Children”. | Barnardo Homes, The Fegan Receiving Home in Toronto, Quarrier’s Fairknowe Home in Ontario and more |
| 13996 | CAN5 | Neither Waif Nor Stray: The Search For A Stolen Identity | Perry Snow, Universal Publishers, 2000 | The book describes how difficult it was retrieving vital information on his Father’s identity and birth. His Father was a part of the British Child Emigration Scheme in Canada known as The Home Children. | Church of England Waifs and Strays Society |
| 13997 | CAN6 | Passing Innocence – A novel | Francis Dwyer, Trafford Publishing, 2002 | The book defines the experience of growing up in a Canadian residential institution. | Wood’s Christian Home for Children |
| 13998 | CAN7 | My Father’s House – A Memoir of Incest and of Healing | Sylvia Fraser, Virago Press, 1989 | As an adult Sylvia had no recollection of a sexual relationship with her father, yet some connection remained - pain, terror and guilt. With eloquence, candour and courage Sylvia breaks through her amnesia to discover and embrace the other self she left behind. | - |
| 13999 | CAN8 | Who Says I Can’t? | Catherine DeVrye, Bantam, 2005 | A memoir of how an abandoned child then adopted by loving parents in Canada decided to search for her biological parents as an adult. | - |
| 14000 | CAN9 | Restoring Dignity: Responding to Child Abuse in Canadian Institutions – Executive Summary | Law Commission of Canada, March 2000 | Executive summary in both French and English. | - |
| 14001 | CAN10 | Needs and Expectations for Redress of Victims of Abuse | Sage, Law Commission of Canada, 1998 | A final report submitted to the Law Commission of Canada on the needs and expectations for redress of victims of abuse at residential schools. | - |
| 14002 | CAN11 | Institutional Child Abuse in Canada: Civil cases | Prepared by Goldie M. Shea for the Law Commission of Canada, October 1999 | Contains reported cases, unresolved cases and residential school litigation statistics. | - |
| 14003 | CAN12 | Review of The Needs of Victims of Institutional Child Abuse | Submitted by the Institute for Human Resource Development to the Law Commission of Canada, 16th October 1998 | A final report of the needs of Victims of Institutional abuse. | - |