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By Alessia Passafiume The Canadian Press Posted July 15, 2026 2:39 pm 1 min read First Nations chiefs say the federal government is enabling residential school denialism by failing to make it a crime. The chiefs passed an emergency resolution at the Assembly of First Nations meeting in Ottawa this week calling on the feds to criminalize residential school denialism as hate speech.Chief David Monias of Pimicikamak Cree Nation says the truth is not optional and that reconciliation cannot exist without it. More on Canada More videos He says there is extensive documentation of the abuse those institutions perpetrated on…
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