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@HarmanBhanguBC - Harman Bhangu

Canadians were told there were 215 graves. The country shut down, the flag stayed at half-mast for months, and $12.1 million in taxpayer money was handed out to investigate and exhume remains. Now we’re told no graves have been exhumed. And when reporters asked what work was actually done with that money, the federal government blacked out the reports and called them “confidential.” If the money went to where it was supposed to, why the cover up? Taxpayers paid for an investigation. Canadians deserve to see the evidence, the work, and exactly where the money went. And if that $12 million wasn’t spent doing what it was supposed to do, then the money should be paid back.

@hollyanndoan - Holly Doan

Feds censor as "confidential" files on what Kamloops First Nation did with $12.1 million in funding to recover alleged Indian Residential School graves. @Tkemlups acknowledged Feb 18 it never exhumed remains. “The community received funding for field work.” — Carolane Gratton @GCIndigenous https://www.blacklocks.ca/alleged-graves-confidential/ @OIC_CI_Canada