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Thank you so much for the information and your courage to speak out loud about indigenous people as an immigrant.

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Thanks so much Marina for sharing this,the indigenous people are the warmest and homely set of people lve seen around.when l came to canada l thought all whites are the same until l lived with one at my school dorms,l noticed she cleaned,cooked and was so kind and friendly unlike the other whites,it was when we got talking that she told me about the residential schools and what they all went through. She was at that school and was forcefully married to an european man who treated her badly.The Europeans have done alot of bad to different races and the lest we can do is to have empathy and be supportive of people who been through alot.

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We are each other's biggest threat against the survival of humanity...

As a South African now living in Canada. These are all the questions I asked when I arrived in Canada and could not see an indigenous person for a whole month after arriving here. And I saw how they were eradicated and almost became extinct. We all need to empathize and learn the true history of the lands we occupy. The colonizer is very good at telling stories that make themselves sleep better at night. Thank you for this video.

Very informative

First time commenting, I studied a course in sociology back in U of M, it was about the Inuit people, it’s really disheartening, these people were robbed of their right, their kids were taken away, few that came back found it really difficult to communicate with their families, they developed anxiety, fell into depression and resulted to finding solace in taking alcohol.

Good bless your soul for this piece of information. I tried watching it up on UA-cam, The situation was so scary for me.....hmmmm

I loved this. I just subscribed.

Also you can read about them from the book....Valley of the birdtail

Lol I work as a SM designer for an immigration firm and i do this particular Indigenous Orange shirt thingy post but never really understood what it's all about since all this while😂😂 Thank you for exposing us to this knowledge Marina

Wow , Thanks for this wonderful information

Oh please Africans faced worst

In my understanding, Canada is still being colonized and the people that colonized it’s are now bringing in immigrants. Please, is this what it means?

The elders that share the history are called knowledge keepers.

I remember meeting an indigenous woman, and I told her I was from Nigeria,Africa. She smiled and said, "They stole your land the way they stole our land. We are brothers and sisters. " That's when I got curious. I never feel afraid around them anymore. As new immigrants, please be curious and ask questions. Little history: a few nations had female chiefs, and the Europeans couldn't manipulate them. They convinced the men to force the female chiefs out.

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This misinformation has to be spoken about. Well done Marina. Thankfully I work with an organization that is committed to Truth and Reconciliation. 4 Seasons of Reconcilation is a great course to learn about Truth and Reconcilation and it opened my eyes to a whole lot of things. The sad truth is that Canada is not doing enough to honour the 94 Call to Action of the Truth and Reconcilation Commission because I have witness first hand the ineqaulities that still exists in the Indigenous communities where I work. Lack of housing, healthcare, inaccessible roads, lack of portable water and a whole lot more that still exists in 2024.

So sad! That's why we should not swallow stereotypes hook line & sinker.

So enlightening. Thanks, Marina.

I have taken a course on indigenous people in Canada on the Google certification courses. They are highly spiritual people.

I don't live in Canada but I think your video is great and you are amazing!

Thanks Marina, this is also the reason stereotyping is never a good path. it's actually a trauma that sticks. I believe our little efforts can represent that piece of puzzle that fixes the picture.

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Well said Marina❤

Got this history from my professor in my program in social worker, Humber has a 1hr reconciliation program every 30th September they maybe know about the orange shirt.

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Thanknyou so much my darling sis for sharing. My visit to Wanuskewin Heritage Museum is one of my most enlightening experience about understanding the rich culture of the Indigenous people of Canada. I will highly recommend that people hould visit that site and be educated and appreciate why *The truth and reconciliation* important.

Thanks for educating us. I had a different mindset after watching a movie that helped me understand what this is about.

Thank you sis. for this impactful knowledge. I wish to see you one day.

My sister is still saying that you're wrong 😂😂😂😂. I sent her your video because im tired of hearing this her story 😅

It takes a great deal of courage to make a video speaking on a subject that most immigrants would often tip-toe around even when they are well-informed about the history of their host.

Balanced video maam. When I saw the title, I first thought , "here we go again"; one of those vids that keep flogging the same subject. But u managed to balance the argument beautifully in 10:32 by reminding everyone that "Canada cannot adjust to you; you got to adjust to Canada". Brilliant. However, it wld improve the quality of your content if there were statistics/numbers to show how many ppl have actually left. It's not educational enough if a subject-matter is being thrown around & there's no data to back it up. It's a common prblm with UA-cam vids. Lastly, show me one perfect country (one country!) anywhere in the world where EVERYTHING works 100% & everyone there is happy. Thanks again!

Beautiful thoughts Marina...

Same thing with slavery

Overrepresentation of Indigenous Children in care through the Ministry of Social Services is, in my opinion, informal form of residential schools. Giving money to them instead of services is a strategy to keep them suppressed. At the end of the day, d money goes back into the mainstream canadian treasury, and d cycle continues. In my work with Indigenous people, they just want to be loved and not judged but struggle with trust, which is understandable. To acknowledge that they are yet to gain independence and may never gain it is enough trauma on it's own. It is well. Thanks for speaking on this. ❤

Thanks for this information. Searching for information really brings it to us.

Thanks for this information. Searching for information really brings it to us.

How can i love this video a thousand times. When i engage in this topic with some immigrants, they say d SW in me has taken over. Coming from an HR, i am so glad and hopeful that it will be received differently. Thanks, Marina, for sharing. ❤❤❤❤

this is amazing...i have learnt a lot

Welcome back Marina. I actually attended an in-person webinar hosted by indigenous peoples and even though I had attended a similar event before, my eyes welled up in tears. Their stories are very sad.😔

Thanks for this eye opener

Thanks .Marian for informative info. I just like sass. But tell me which rural community are easy rosette to in terms of weather , cost of living to fresh immigrant from Africa n kenya to specific