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The editors of a book about residential schools and the Kamloops unmarked grave claim are calling a recent city council vote to denounce the book an act of censorship by busybody politicians.

A small British Columbia city’s council is reeling after people were exposed to heterodox views.

In 1942, during the darkest days of the Second World War, the House of Commons took the heroically optimistic step of convening a special committee to “study and report upon the general problems of reconstruction and re-establishment which may arise at the termination of the present war.”

The German pastor, theologian, and martyr Dietrich Bonhoeffer reportedly said that “Silence in the face of evil is itself evil. Not to speak is to speak. Not to act is to act.”

"What is the difference between Pierre Poilievre and Justin Trudeau when it comes to Canada’s Indian Residential Schools? Nothing. Absolutely nothing, because both are guilty of a 'grave error.'"

Canadian Justice Minister Arif Virani is still considering whether to criminalize so-called residential school denialism.

A man convicted of a gun crime has been given a conditional sentence instead of prison time, after the judge factored in his Indigenous heritage, and specifically his great-grandfather’s experiences as a residential school survivor.

An excavation at the site of a former residential school in Manitoba has turned up no evidence of human remains. You might think that not finding the remains of Indigenous children in a mass grave would be good news but the activists and the legacy media don’t seem so happy to report the good news. Watch the latest episode of Ratio'd

No human remains were found in the excavation of a church basement in Pine Creek, Manitoba, which was formerly part of a residential school run by the Catholic Church from 1890 to 1969.  

The former justice minister, a federally-appointed “special interlocutor,” an NDP MP, and now a Senate committee are all desperately trying to stop Canadians from questioning the narrative that thousands of indigenous children are missing in “unmarked graves” at former residential schools.