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Anniversaries are a strange thing in Canada, depending on who you are and which side you're watching from. It's been 30 years since an event you may know as the Oka Crisis; but that's not where the story begins for The Secret Life of Canada.
Twenty years after the Oka Crisis there are differing views over whether the relationship between the government and First Nations peoples has improved.
Anniversaries are a strange thing in Canada, depending on who you are and which side you're watching from. It's been 30 years since an event you may know as the Oka Crisis; but that's not where the story begins for The Secret Life of Canada.
The 78-day standoff that began on July 11, 1990, between the Mohawk community of Kanesatake, Quebec police and later the Canadian military put Indigenous rights on the international stage that summer, along with Karoniaktajeh Louis Hall’s warrior flag.
Protesters standing face-to-face with armed officers from the national guard – Canadian Olympian Waneek Horn-Miller has been there, and is reminding Canadians how real racism is in this country.