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RUTH BONNEVILLE  / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS  Dene survivors from Tadoule Lake, their families and care givers now living in Winnipeg board a plane in the early hours of April 16, 2016 and paid for by the Government of Canada heading back to Tadoule Lake where lMinister Carolyn Bennett will make a  formal apology to the people in Dene Village for a forced relocation of Dene people which took place 60 years ago.  Some of the elders from the community that are still alive have to be lifted onto the plane because they are now in their late 80's and 90's.   See Alex Paul story.    Aug 16 / 2016

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RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Dene survivors from Tadoule Lake, their families and care givers now living in Winnipeg board a plane in the early hours of April 16, 2016 and paid for by the Government of Canada heading back to Tadoule Lake where lMinister Carolyn Bennett will make a formal apology to the people in Dene Village for a forced relocation of Dene people which took place 60 years ago. Some of the elders from the community that are still alive have to be lifted onto the plane because they are now in their late 80's and 90's. See Alex Paul story. Aug 16 / 2016

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