First Nations call for boycott of Beyak’s businesses
Comments in support of Canada’s punitive Indian residential school system could hurt Ontario Senator Lynn Beyak in the pocketbook.
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Sen. Lynn Beyak says she was never asked to remove ‘racist’ letters from Senate website
“Neither I nor my staff ever spoke with Andrew Scheer or anyone from his office, at any time,” says Beyak
Conservatives told months ago about Beyak’s residential school letters: email
Andrew Scheer and Sen. Larry Smith emailed in September about Beyak.
Tories questioned on why they did not boot Beyak from caucus sooner
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Lynn Beyak could be charged with hate crime says Indigenous senator
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First Nation lawyer joins Thunder Bay police board in ‘challenging times’
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While some say apology puts them on a road to healing, others will keep up the fight
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stood in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Labrador and apologized for the role Canada played in the institutions that took Innu and Inuit children from their homes and put them in residential schools.
