The article seems to be saying that one particular "discovery" is not part of this pattern. That is, an actual cemetery in Cranbrook. Among the pieces of conte

The article seems to be saying that one particular "discovery" is not part of this pattern. That is, an actual cemetery in Cranbrook. Among the pieces of context, the article says that graves are "unmarked" had wooden markers once. They were "burned or deteriorated", but it doesn't say who burned them and how/why. “What happened in these other places is these remains have been found not in graveyards, that’s the big difference,” Pierre said. “It’s horrible.” “To just assume that every unmarked grave inside a graveyard is already tied to a residential school, we’ve got to be a little bit more respectful of our people who are buried in our graveyards,” Pierre said. “We just buried one of our people there last month,” Pierre said. “Anyone who died in my community would be buried there.” "she said the findings at the cemetery near Cranbrook isn’t the same as the other findings at other residential schools throughout the country"