I used to be a proud Canadian…

Recent discoveries of hundreds of unmarked graves of Indigenous children prove that Canada is not the “nice” country it claims to be.

CW: This story contains violent details of Canadian residential schools that some may find distressing.

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(She/They) Author on unceded Coast Salish territories (Vancouver, Canada). At work on first novel. Get links to read my stuff for free: https://bit.ly/2MleRqJ

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I used to be a proud Canadian…

Recent discoveries of hundreds of unmarked graves of Indigenous children prove that Canada is not the “nice” country it claims to be.

More from Li Charmaine Anne

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