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Inuit leaders, Indigenous scholars disappointed after Senate votes down residential school denialism clause

June 11, 2026

Inuit leaders and Indigenous scholars are disappointed the Senate shot down an amendment to Bill C-9 aiming to criminalize residential school denialism. They argue Holocaust denialism is criminalized, yet residential school denialism is not.

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