Feds say they don’t support effort to include residential school denialism in anti-hate bill

The government has made it clear that it opposes an attempt to include residential school denialism in an upcoming anti-hate bill. A memo sent to senators revealed a controversial "bulk shipment" of 200,000 unsorted postcards that aim to undermine the historical truth of Canada’s residential school system. This move is seen as a serious attempt to distort a well-documented part of Canada's history, and the government's stance highlights its commitment to addressing and acknowledging the truth behind these dark chapters. This is crucial as it underscores the importance of confronting historical injustices and ensuring they're not downplayed or denied.