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Episode 227 - The anger over First Nations treatment in Canada has led to acts of violence no one seems to care about
That Canada has treated its original inhabitants - what we in the Great White North call the 'First Nations' - horribly in the past is not at question. Whether it is the placement of children in 'residential schools' or the removal of land rights, there is a lot not to be proud of. Still, even if we do acknowledge these actions, that does not mean that all the information swirling about is true: 'mass graves' at the aforementioned schools is a very good example. Furthermore, the rumours of such interments had led to violence on a grand scale, one that no one, especially the current government, wants to acknowledge and call it what it is: terrorism. Borealis talks with journalist Terry Glavin on this and other issues related to national security.
That Canada has treated its original inhabitants - what we in the Great White North call the 'First Nations' - horribly in the past is not at question. Whether it is the placement of children in 'residential schools' or the removal of land rights, there is a lot not to be proud of. Still, even if we do acknowledge these actions, that does not mean that all the information swirling about is true: 'mass graves' at the aforementioned schools is a very good example. Furthermore, the rumours of such interments had led to violence on a grand scale, one that no one, especially the current government, wants to acknowledge and call it what it is: terrorism. Borealis talks with journalist Terry Glavin on this and other issues related to national security.