Most industrial schools are funded through “per capita grants” which are assisted by the Canadian government to cover the cost of school expenses. For instance, boarding schools located in the Blackfoot Reserve had anomalies that allowed food and clothing in exchange for financial grants. Numerous schools were established throughout the 1930’s and resulted in a growth of seventy-nine residential schools. In addition, pupilage, which is a figure created to limit the government’s financial obligation and protect overcrowding within students. (p.211). In Northwest territories, the catholic…