"We will find more bodies," said FSIN Chief Bobby Cameron. "And we will not stop until we find all of our children."

"All those horrifying stories that you can't even imagine, are true, and (we think about) how they survived that and how strong they are to survive that, but how broken and lost we are."

Dr. Scott Hamilton, author of "Where are the Children buried?" is surprised attempts weren't made sooner to find residential school graves.

Roman Catholic Archbishop of Regina Donald Bolen says the meeting between Indigenous leaders and Pope Francis will take place before the end of the year.

People across the nation spoke out to mourn the lost children. Here's some of what they had to say.

An important part of Indigenous culture, banners featuring artwork of the buffalo helped bring comfort to Joely BigEagle-Kequahtooway as she drove along Regina’s Dewdney Avenue. “Buffalo spirit still lives,” said BigEagle-Kequahtoo...

"We stand beside them in this very difficult time and would be more than willing to share the knowledge that we've learned or even help in some way."

Mosaic Stadium is to be lit in orange and flags flown at half mast in recognition of the 751 unmarked graves found at Marieval Indian Residential School.

This is not about a specific number. This is about a specific truth — for decades, children buried here were stripped of their families, culture and religion.

Cowessess First Nation says it has made a"horrific and shocking discovery" of unmarked graves at the site of the former Marieval Indian Residential School on its lands.