Timber Bay Children's Home is not federally recognized as a residential school, despite its function as a facility to house Metis and First Nations children who were stolen from their families and sent to school elsewhere.
The St. Therese Residential School burned down in 1952 and the students were moved across MB border to the Pas and were later sent to the Guy Hill Indian Residential School in Clearwater Lake, MB.
Federal funding for Fort Pelly Residential School started in 1905. The school was closed in 1913 due the acting principal's deteriorating health and St. Philip's was built in 1927 and opened in 1928 as a replacement.
St. Anthony's was also recorded under the name "Sacred Heart Residential School."
The school was Presbyterian from 1884 to 1926 and then became United from 1926 until it closed down in 1950.
This school has also been called the Touchwood Residential School.
