On this episode of Face to Face: Jennifer Wood

At the age of 13, Jennifer Wood remembers being driven to the Portage La Prairie Indian Residential School with her suitcase and not comprehending what was going on until her father said he would see her at Christmas.

She shares her story on Face to Face.

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