1. The Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal Faultline
The Aboriginal versus the non-Aboriginal divide is a great controversy that began decades ago and still exists in our present day. Robert M. Bone states that the divide is indeed the most complex one facing Canada. One may question the validity of that statement. There are, in fact, many divides within the multicultural ... into the late 1800s with the beginning of the residential school programs. Major religious groups, but especially the Roman Catholic Church, operated the residential schools. The schools were spread out across Canada but were mostly focused in on Western Canada (Alberta, ...
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