>”We recognize the serious concerns that this history continues to raise for Indigenous Peoples, families and communities across Canada,” Duheme wrote in a statement published Wednesday.
>
>”I express sincere regret, and while we cannot change the past, we can and must acknowledge that these actions and their impact continue to be felt today.”
Remarkable_Vanilla34 on
But the current government should totally be trusted with the powers their currently trying to give themselves.
gplfalt on
If we don’t have legal punishments for knowing and egregious violations of the charter and human rights we don’t have a chart nor rights.
beeboopshoop on
Why are they only insinuating that this was something wrong instead of pointing out that it was actually wrong? This shit is still happening and they are doing it to everyone. Coutts is proof of that. Of course you are going to have an overwhelming number of vindications by the nature of it. Arguably the net has only gotten wider with technology.
6 Comments
>”We recognize the serious concerns that this history continues to raise for Indigenous Peoples, families and communities across Canada,” Duheme wrote in a statement published Wednesday.
>
>”I express sincere regret, and while we cannot change the past, we can and must acknowledge that these actions and their impact continue to be felt today.”
But the current government should totally be trusted with the powers their currently trying to give themselves.
If we don’t have legal punishments for knowing and egregious violations of the charter and human rights we don’t have a chart nor rights.
Why are they only insinuating that this was something wrong instead of pointing out that it was actually wrong? This shit is still happening and they are doing it to everyone. Coutts is proof of that. Of course you are going to have an overwhelming number of vindications by the nature of it. Arguably the net has only gotten wider with technology.
Our tax dollars at work, what a joke.
How much is this going to cost us now?