PRINCE CHARLES has acknowledged the 'dark' history of abuse against indigenous children in Anglian schools in Canada during his royal tour to Canada as a part of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
emphasised that to acknowledge the"darker aspects of the past" it was necessary to begin"listening" to people.During his speech, the Prince of Wales emphasised the need for reconciliation which was a key theme of the tour.
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