The end result was quite horrible, as these children were sent back to their tribes, when they became too old, with no idea of ​​how to survive. In addition, returning children were discouraged from continuing their studies because they were hardly enrolled in these schools. Most of the children returned home without knowing how to raise their own children or show them affection. The generational difference has also further separated these children from their parents because most of them have failed to understand the culture they were taught to deny from childhood. According to the Manitoba Institute of Justice, the creation of residential schools was responsible for the sharp increase in abuse and violence among Indigenous families because time spent in these institutions isolated children from foster families and taught them abuse. The trauma felt by residential school children would transcend their behavior towards the next generation, leading to a vicious