This report is so good, and so bonkers, it’s almost sad. The My Pillow guy is deeply unwell….
CNN reporter shows Mike Lindell why his election claims don't add up - CNN Video https://t.co/STidTgEYX5
Beautiful artwork by Métis Nation BC Artist Karen Erickson.
Fact: The catholic church operated 60% of residential schools but are only religion yet to apologize. #215CanadaDayOfMourning#215Indigenouschildren
"I've never heard my mother cry like that... that's closure." ---- that's the cry after finding out his brother's unmarked grave near the Moose Factory residential school 40 years after his brother's death 💔
#215children#215Indigenouschildren#215CanadaDayOfMourning
“There are hundreds of children here in Saskatchewan that also did not return home from residential schools and sanitoriums across the province,” FSIN Chief Bobby Cameron said in a statement.
https://t.co/vqkw1dLh3b
Indigenous leaders said the discovery underscores the fact there are likely many more unmarked burial sites stemming from residential schools across the country that have yet to be found — and they urged officials to provide the resources to locate them. https://t.co/l6fiHO1K3I
Authorities in Canada uncovered the remains of 215 children, some as young as 3 years old, at the site of a former residential school for indigenous students https://t.co/0iQYXrNTz0
Say it. Genocide.
The time for weak kneed lukewarm platitudes and prevarications is over.
The time for honesty and truth is here.
I am done with unchecked racism, dog-whistles, and lies. I hope you are, too.
#215children#215CanadaDayOfMourning#ABLEG#yegcc
when did our hearts harden?? why do we pause when we hear the word “child” but forget that every human, regardless of age, deserves to be treated with kindness + compassion? today I grieve the culture, families & communities that were never able to grow. #215CanadaDayOfMourning
the least that can be done is a national day of mourning. a letter shouldn’t have to be sent to you @JustinTrudeau
don’t wait to be asked #215CanadaDayOfMourning
My late Mom Agnes Thomas was not in this photo because she was six and in gr. one. Her sisters and brothers were older and could be here. She never spoke much to us about her time. I know she shared stories of abuse with other survivors though.
#215CanadaDayOfMourning