“We have tried to tell them the truth,” said Evelyn Camille, who was forced to attend the former Kamloops Indian Residential School where the probable remains of about 200 children were found.
Manitoba PCs Delete Tweet Attacking Wab Kinew For Correcting Their Minister’s False Statements About Residential Schools
Tweet accused Kinew of doing ‘nothing to advance reconciliation’ after minister claimed residential schools were designed with good intentions
New Manitoba Indigenous minister says residential school system believed 'they were doing the right thing'
Manitoba NDP leader confronts minister about comments during news conference
Canada's violence can no longer be masked by shallow national identity
Usually, Canada Day celebrations begin by trotting out Indigenous folk in their colourful beads and feathers. More recently, lame land acknowledgement practices have become some symbol of amends in the settler book of "how to disguise your racism."
These actions are not satisfactory this year.
First Nations Indigenous people are seething in 2021.
The inside story of an Alberta coal mine devastated by a financial crisis
As Coalspur — the company behind the Vista coal mine near Hinton, Alta. — declares itself financially ‘devastated,’ experts question whether sufficient funds have been collected for eventual cleanup
US Senator Josh Hawley Compares Life in Alberta Under Jason Kenney’s UCP Government to ‘Communist China’
Pro-Trump Senator thinks Jason Kenney is persecuting Christians
BC’s Heat Wave Turns Deadly
The province’s chief coroner says there have been 233 sudden deaths during the “heat dome.”
Celebrity Millionaire W. Brett Wilson Boosted a Misleading Tweet About Electric Cars. Right-Wing Facebook Pages Made It Go Viral.
Sorry, W. Brett Wilson: People in California are still allowed to charge their electric cars
How Concerned Should We Be about the Delta Variant?
It causes a higher rate of hospitalization and is more transmissible — but there’s reason to be optimistic, too.
Wealthy Couple Who Snuck COVID Vaccines Intended For First Nation Get No Jail Time
The couple were given the maximum fine, $1,150 each, for flying into a remote Yukon First Nation to get vaccinated in January. But they didn’t apologize.