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  • Crime against Canada’s sons of soil

    06/06/2021 3:05:34 AM PDT · by Jyotishi · 7 replies
    The Pioneer ^ | Sunday, June 6, 2021 | Makhan Saikia
    Best touted as the beacon of democracy, Canadian values are supposed to be emulated by the rest of the world. Its good governance practices and rich Human Development Index are categorised as a cornucopia of an ideal modern society. However, the way it is dealing with its persecuted indigenous people reflects the legacy of its dark colonial past. Behind its glittering facade of social justice and equality lies the legal discrimination and violence against the natives. Racial discrimination and violence towards the indigenous people is not new to North America. The history, culture and society of countries in the region...
  • Canada seeks to compensate indigenous taken from families

    10/30/2017 7:54:24 PM PDT · by Olog-hai · 13 replies
    Associated Press ^ | Oct 30, 2017 6:18 PM EDT | Rob Gillies
    Colleen Cardinal often wondered why her parents turned bright red in the sun but she grew dark along with her sisters. The puzzle was solved when she was a young teen, and the woman she had thought of as her mother disclosed that she had been picked out of a catalog of native children available for adoption. Cardinal was one of thousands of indigenous children taken from their birth families from the 1960s to mid-1980s and sent to live with white families, who officials at the time insisted could give them better care. Many lost touch with their original culture...