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Graves are present at many former residential schools, but none have been confirmed at site of Kamloops Indian Residential School{ai:summary}First Reading is a daily newsletter that provides updates on Canadian political events and issues, curated by Tristin Hopper of the National Post. Subscribers can receive an early version directly in their inbox. #politics

FIRST READING: B.C. politician pilloried for saying the 215 graves at Kamloops don’t exist

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