Blaze News investigates: Ashes and accountability in the aftermath of Canada's unmarked Indian graves sham
It's rare to see accountability over a church burning. It's unheard of to see an official apologize for pushing the inciting 'blood libel.'
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It's rare to see accountability over a church burning. It's unheard of to see an official apologize for pushing the inciting 'blood libel.'
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Backlash against 'mass graves' of indigenous children found under Canadian schools led to a wave of arson and vandalism against churches - but the graves may have all been a hoax.
Recent investigations in Canada have found no evidence of mass graves at 14 sites previously thought to possibly contain the remains of Indigenous children, leading to a range of reactions, including comments from a Catholic archbishop.
“I don’t like to use the word hoax because it’s too strong, but there are also too many falsehoods circulating about this issue with no evidence.”