Minister won’t commit to criminalizing residential school denialism
OTTAWA – Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty was noncommittal when asked about criminalizing residential school denialism after a group linked with white nationalism reportedly staged a demonstration in the B.C. interior.
Roseanne Casimir, chief of Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation, said a group of masked individuals dropped a banner from an overpass in Kamloops, B.C. on Sunday questioning reports of human burials at the former sites of residential schools.
She’s noncommittal because she knows it’s a scam.
Second Sons Canada challenged the big lie about mass child murder in Kamloops.
They didn’t promote white racism or violence—they asked a question.
Since the band has no bones, it should apologize for its grave error. pic.twitter.com/P5r3Z4SkVj
— Jim McMurtry (@JimMcMurtry01) September 28, 2026
