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  • Charlottetown and Québec
  • The First World War
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  • Commemorations of Canada
  • The Historians
  • Riel and Macdonald
  • Women and War
  • Arctic Exploration
  • Symbols of Canada
  • Canada in the 20th Century
  • Women's Suffrage
  • Lafontaine & Baldwin
  • Aboriginal & Treaty Rights
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Compensating the Chinese-Canadian Experience

Vicky Yi Qing Liu

Surrey, British Columbia

‘Canada should forever strive to be colourful, but colour blind.’

Inherited Obligations

Eric Jihun Kim

Port Moody, British Columbia

‘World War II was a massive and positive turning point for Canada.’

Japanese Internment: A Canadian Responsibility

Kian Shahangyan

Vancouver, British Columbia

‘G]overnments have the responsibility of redressing wrong decisions […] if the actions taken were illegal, unethical or racist in any way’

Past Mistakes, Future Resolutions

Mehala Breederland

Aldergrove, British Columbia

‘[T]he government needs to take responsibility, apologize, educate and lead us in moving forward.’

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