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Former residential school employee charged for abusing boys


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A former employee of a residential school in Saskatchewan has been charged with abusing boys as young as three years old.

Paul Leroux, 70, was a dormitory supervisor at the Beauval Indian Residential School. He faces 13 counts of indecent assault dating back to the 1960s.

Leroux is due in court on October 19.

Get the Story:
Former Indian residential school employee charged with abusing boys (CBC 9/28)
Charges laid in residential school investigation (The Prince Albert Daily Herald 9/28)

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Deadline approaching for residential school settlement payout (09/05)

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