Will this be New Brunswick’s Flint Michigan water crisis?
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Canada is not the kind and friendly place you see depicted in the media.
While undoubtedly more polite (and often more open-minded) than its neighbo(u)r to the south, Canada has a long history of human rights abuses it would rather the world never hear about:
- Canada is currently in violation of dozens if not hundreds of treaties with the 634 First Nations within its borders.
- Canada has yet to pay reparations for its century-long experiment in kidnapping 150,000 children; abusing, torturing, and murdering thousands during the era of residential schools.
- Canada, a 155-year-old English nation, controls a 414-year-old French nation within its borders and has systematically undermined its attempts at regaining sovereignty
- Despite all its greenwashing in the press, Canada is currently setting off the biggest carbon bomb in human history with its scorched-earth tar sands project.
- The Canadian government is doing nothing to address the long-running Indigenous genocide, with more than 4,000 women and girls missing or found murdered since 1980.