No bodies, no excavations, no retractions. How Canada got the residential school story so wrong
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When the book Grave Error was published by True North
in late 2023, it became an instant bestseller. People wanted to read
the book because it contained well-documented information not readily
available elsewhere concerning the history of Canada’s Indian
Residential Schools (IRS) and the facts surrounding recent claims about
“unmarked graves.”
Dead Wrong: How Canada Got the Residential School Story So Wrong is the just-published sequel to Grave Error. Edited by Chris Champion and me, with chapters written by knowledgeable academics, journalists, researchers, and even several contributors who once worked directly in residential schools or dedicated Indian hospitals, Dead Wrong was published because the struggle for accurate information on this contentious subject continues. Let me share with you a little of what’s in Dead Wrong.
Outrageously, the New York Times, the world’s most influential newspaper among liberals and “progressives,” has never retracted its outrageously false headline that “mass graves” were uncovered at Kamloops in 2021. Journalist Jonathan Kay exposes that scandal. ---More...
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