Truth and Reconciliation Commission, 2015 [Canada]

Canadians believe the recently concluded Truth and Reconciliation Commission was a worthwhile process for their country, and most support its key recommendations, but that doesn’t mean they anticipate the federal government taking action. This poll looks at Canadian’s attitudes towards the Truth and...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Angus Reid Institute
Format: Dataset
Language:unknown
Published: Borealis 2016
Subjects:
Cultural genocide
Social Sciences
Residential Schools
First Nations
Aboriginal
Truth and Reconciliation
Canada
Online Access:https://search.dataone.org/view/sha256:43df66e5e228afa2a6ddd509c78e9162d547f7cd0b49b2ce6d79bd5d96f327de
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Summary:Canadians believe the recently concluded Truth and Reconciliation Commission was a worthwhile process for their country, and most support its key recommendations, but that doesn’t mean they anticipate the federal government taking action. This poll looks at Canadian’s attitudes towards the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, its process and recommendations, and Aboriginal people in Canada.

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