False memory syndrome, mass hysteria, and rent seeking drive indigenous grievances
The only factual and moral grounds for supporting our fellow citizens is to demand evidence and accountability while embracing identical rights for all Canadians regardless of their ethnicity or life experiences;
By Guest Column
Brian Talarico and Hymie Rubenstein
—— Bio and Archives--September 21, 2025Canadian News, Opinion | Comments | Back To Full Article
In August 2024, one of us — Dr. Brian Talarico — visited the former Indian Residential School on British Columbia’s Kamloops Indian Reserve. The long-shuttered institution was a day school for the band and a residential school for students from other reserves. Open to the public, it is the largest building on the Kamloops reserve. It houses a tax office and an indigenous women’s resource centre. But its central feature is a large meeting room with a stage at one end. The walls have annual photos of the band council and chief from 1994 to the present. The room is also used for formal council meetings.
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