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Two statues toppled by demonstrators at Manitoba Legislature

Article content The Queen Victoria monument was pulled off its elevated base and covered in red paint, while the base itself was littered with red handprints. A sign left at the base of the statue read, ‘We were children once. Bring them home.’ We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Two statues toppled by demonstrators at Manitoba Legislature Back to video The legislature was the final destination of the Every Child Matters walk, one of two marches that were held in downtown Winnipeg on Thursday, in support and solidarity for the more than 1,100 children found recently in unmarked graves in British Columbia and Saskatchewan.

Reflective Canada Day culminates in toppling of legislature landmark

Winnipeg Free Press Last Modified: 11:08 PM CDT Thursday, Jul. 1, 2021 | Updates JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS A statue of Queen Victoria was toppled at the Manitoba Legislative Building following a march in honour of Indigenous children found in unmarked graves at former residential schools. (John Woods / Winnipeg Free Press) A day that began with rallies that flooded streets orange in honour of bodies buried in unmarked graves at residential schools ended with the toppling of a statue that has stood for more than a century in front of Manitoba’s legislative building. A day that began with rallies that flooded streets orange in honour of bodies buried in unmarked graves at residential schools ended with the toppling of a statue that has stood for more than a century in front of Manitoba’s legislative building.

IN PICTURES: How children who died in residential schools were honoured in Manitoba

  WINNIPEG Leading up to Canada Day, calls from the across the country came in to cancel the holiday after hundreds of unmarked graves were discovered at former residential schools throughout Canada. Demonstrations have been held all over the country, including in Manitoba. Protesters gathered outside the Canadian Museum for Human Rights Thursday for a No Pride in Genocide Walk and Ride. Protesters outside the Canadian Museum of Human Rights honouring kids who died at residential schools. (Source: Gary Robson/CTV News) Dennis Meeches, the chief of Long Plain First Nations, wants the Canadian government to recognize residential schools, day schools and the Sixties Scoop as genocide.

We were children : Manitobans react to toppling of Queen Victoria statue at legislature

We were children : Manitobans react to toppling of Queen Victoria statue at legislature
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