OTTAWA, June 1 ― Prime Minister Justin Trudeau yesterday expressed Canada's grief while pledging “concrete action” in support of indigenous communities after remains of 215 indigenous children were discovered at an old boarding school.
Excavating school burial sites across Canada, as many have urged, he also said, “is an important part of discovering the truth.” It was operated by the Catholic church on behalf of the Canadian government from 1890 to 1969, before Ottawa took over its administration and closed it a decade later. National chief of the Assembly of First Nations Perry Bellegarde was quoted by the Globe and Mail as saying former students and families “deserve to know the truth.”
Face up to the brutal past. The slaughter, the savagery, the abduction of children, the french blood curdling horrors, the destruction of tribes, the hell you ancestors put into action, the hell and hopelessness suffered even now. And then tell me you are civilised !
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