Kimberly Murray, the federal government’s special interlocutor appointed to probe residential schools, has demanded that denial of residential school abuse should be a hate crime.
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Violence takes place “via e-mail, telephone, social media, op-eds and, at time, through in-person confrontations,” the report said and suggested “urgent consideration” be given to the implementation of “both civil and criminal sanctions.” Virani should be cautious. The way to ensure we get to the bottom of what happened at these schools is through careful study, examination of the facts and a full and frank discussion of the issues at hand.
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