@CNN: “Saying that we are sorry today is not enough,” Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said to survivors of forced assimilation in a teary apology. “It will not undo the harm that was done.” https://t.co/619SrOWIE4 https://t.co/zw0bs1nZe4

November 25, 2017 / The Arbiter / CNN

"Saying that we are sorry today is not enough," Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said to survivors of forced assimilation in a teary apology. "It will not undo the harm that was done." https://t.co/619SrOWIE4 http://pic.twitter.com/zw0bs1nZe4

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@CNN: “Saying that we are sorry today is not enough,” Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said to survivors of forced assimilation in a teary apology. “It will not undo the harm that was done.” https://t.co/619SrOWIE4 https://t.co/zw0bs1nZe4

@CNN: Heartbreaking video shows California residents returning to devastated neighborhoods that were leveled by wildfires… https://t.co/3DukYvvcdt

@CNN: RT @CNNSitRoom: JUST IN: A judge voids Paul Manafort’s plea deal, saying he “intentionally” lied to the FBI, special counsel and grand jury. https://t.co/h38Tgrf03S https://t.co/Os5Xw4bwJM

@CNN: Florida Gov. Rick Scott: “I need everybody to listen and get out.” https://t.co/YbDyN24AiL https://t.co/6pBKg3ranI

@CNN: On the evening Robert Mueller submitted his report to the Justice Department, President Trump was on the tiled patio of Mar-a-Lago, bathed in golden light, with his wife and son Barron, who had reached teenagerhood two days earlier https://t.co/3BrcbWiBL6 https://t.co/ppvXnvSOVK

@CNN: Judge Brett Kavanaugh, in his first major test as a Supreme Court nominee on Capitol Hill, is expected to tell members of the Senate Judiciary Committee that he is a “pro-law judge” at his confirmation hearing Tuesday https://t.co/RQSibfbVZG https://t.co/exgTZoouRN

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