The 1877 Richmond Incident
On Aug. 28,1877, a shootout in Richmond, Kentucky claimed the lives of two Crab Orchard men named Tuck Ballard and Walter Saunders while a third, William Kennedy sustained a slight
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In the eyes of others: Visiting a distant past captured in a covered wagon
Thomas Hannay set off on a horse-drawn covered wagon to photograph Victoria in the 1850s. One picture he took tells its own powerful story.
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Why is truth-telling so important? Our research shows meaningful reconciliation cannot occur without it
Truth-telling between First Nations and non-Indigenous people is a vital step in recognising past colonial wrongdoing. And research has found it is also a step towards self-determination and healing.
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Heffley Creek Store break and enter suspects charged – Sun Peaks Independent News
Three people were arrested on Aug. 10 and subsequently charged with various offences on Aug. 14, according to Kamloops RCMP.
British Columbia United Kingdom Raymond Francis Thiffault Jeff Pelley Justice Nicara Lee Mckay Saul George Walter Saunders
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Charges in connection with crime spree
Three stolen vehicles were recovered and a trio of people are facing charges
British Columbia Justice Nicara Lee Mckay Saul Jeff Pelley George Walter Saunders Raymond Francis Thiffault Heffley Creek
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The Beltline is Toronto's popular trail on an old railway line
The Beltline Trail is a nine-kilometre path where walkers, joggers, and bikers can traverse the city from west to east, weaving in and out of neigh...
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A people torn apart by bloody dispossession and disease
White invaders drawn to a bountiful landscape unleashed a murderous assault on Victoria’s First Peoples in a brutal, illegal land grab that remains a stain on the state’s history.
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A people torn apart by bloody dispossession and disease
White invaders drawn to a bountiful landscape unleashed a murderous assault on Victoria’s First Peoples in a brutal, illegal land grab that remains a stain on the state’s history.
Source: smh.com.au
A people torn apart by bloody dispossession and disease
White invaders drawn to a bountiful landscape unleashed a murderous assault on Victoria’s First Peoples in a brutal, illegal land grab that remains a stain on the state’s history.
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A people torn apart by bloody dispossession and disease
White invaders drawn to a bountiful landscape unleashed a murderous assault on Victoria’s First Peoples in a brutal, illegal land grab that remains a stain on the state’s history.
Source: theage.com.au