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History in Turbulent Times

April 27, 2011 August 30, 2013 4 Comments on History in Turbulent Times

Can we heal Canada’s colonial history?

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Canadian history, Does History Matter?, History and Everyday Life, History and Policy, Uncategorized decolonization process, Leo Nangmalik, Nunavut, residential schools, Truth and Reconciliation Commission

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