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OneBC Caucus is proud to present Making a Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide, and Plunder in Canada. Making a Killing is a feature documentary film exposing the massive scandal behind the taking of wealth, land, and power from the Canadian public to benefit indigenous tribes. It debunks the worst lie in Canadian history: the lie that 215 bodies were found at the Kamloops Residential School and that Canadians committed a mass murder against indigenous children. Making a Killing is the first documentary film produced by an elected caucus.

Description: Join David Brett, editor of The New Westminster Times, as he reveals shocking truths about indigenous land claims, the Kamloops Residential School alleged discoveries, and a potential cover-up involving ground penetrating radar (GPR). Standing at the site of New Westminster Senior Secondary School, built over historic cemeteries like the Douglas Cemetery and Potter's Field, David explores how these forgotten burial sites tie into broader reconciliation discussions in BC. Learn about the 2017 Golder Associates archaeological report, the Chilcotin War, Chief Ahan, and why GPR anomalies at Kamloops may not indicate unmarked graves. This video challenges narratives around genocide, DRIPA, and the Cowichan decision, urging Canadians and British Columbians—especially New Westminsterites—to rethink indigenous reconciliation and demand ground truthing for true historical accuracy. What You'll Learn: How ground penetrating radar (GPR) results can be misleading, as shown in the 2017 Golder Associates report, and its implications for the Kamloops Residential School 215 graves announcement. Connections between the Chilcotin War, Chief Ahan's execution, and modern indigenous land claims like DRIPA and the Cowichan decision. Evidence suggesting a cover-up to advance narratives of genocide, influencing BC property rights, treaty negotiations, and court decisions. Why truth is essential for reconciliation, and how this local New Westminster story reshapes provincial discussions on unmarked graves and historical justice. Chapter Details- Introduction to the Crisis: David Brett introduces himself and the province-wide issues surrounding indigenous land claims, DRIPA, and the Cowichan decision. Site Explanation and Historical Context: Exploring the location of New Westminster Senior Secondary School, built over historic cemeteries, and the erasure of grave markers over time. The 2017 Golder Associates Report: Detailing the archaeological impact assessment using GPR, excavations, and findings that debunked suspected graves. Ties to Indigenous Narratives: Discussing potential indigenous burials, including Chief Ahan from the Chilcotin War, and critiques of genocide claims. Kamloops Cover-Up Allegations: Comparing GPR anomalies at Kamloops purported to be "probable burials" l New Westminster's Golder Report identifiying similar markings as "drain lines," and questioning the lack of ground truthing. Broader Implications for BC: How manufactured histories influence land title acts, private property rights, and reconciliation efforts. Call for Truth and Action: Emphasizing the need for excavations and public awareness to challenge unverified narratives. Timestamps 00:01 - Introduction: Indigenous land claims crisis in BC 00:18 - Why this location matters: New Westminster Senior Secondary School site 00:53 - Alleged Kamloops Residential School cover-up 01:11 - Importance of truth in reconciliation 01:29 - Historic cemeteries: Potter's Field and Douglas Road 02:14 - Development over burial sites through history 03:16 - Indigenous connections: Chief Ahan and the Chilcotin War 04:08 - The 2017 Golder Associates archaeological report 05:01 - GPR anomalies and excavations: Negative results 06:22 - Involvement of First Nations in the report 07:11 - Chief Joe Alphonse's statements and GPR unreliability 08:02 - Visual comparisons of GPR data 09:09 - Similarities between Kamloops and New Westminster anomalies 10:15 - Societal failures and narrative manipulation 11:02 - Chilcotin War myths and genocide claims 13:12 - Lack of protests vs. indigenous advocacy 14:25 - School naming controversy and manufactured history 15:07 - Impact on DRIPA, Cowichan decision, and property rights 16:10 - Ground truthing process in New Westminster 17:33 - Why no excavations at Kamloops? Alleged cover-up 18:49 - Shock over First Nations' involvement and unmarked graves 19:45 - Closing thoughts and thanks Stay Connected (Social Links)Follow The New Westminster Times on X (Twitter): @NewWestTimes and online NewWestTimes.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: ‪@thenewwestminstertimes4247‬ Email for inquiries: [email protected] Conclusion: This eye-opening video exposes inconsistencies in indigenous reconciliation narratives, from Kamloops unmarked graves to New Westminster's forgotten cemeteries. By understanding the limitations of ground penetrating radar and demanding factual ground truthing, we can foster genuine truth and healing in British Columbia. Share this with fellow Canadians, British Columbians, New Westminsterites and to spark informed conversations. #IndigenousLandClaims #KamloopsCoverUp #GroundPenetratingRadar #NewWestminsterHistory #ChilcotinWar #ChiefAhan #BCRreconciliation #DRIPA #CowichanDecision #UnmarkedGraves #BCHistory #ResidentialSchools #GenocideNarrative #TruthAndReconciliation #NewWestminsterSchool

Lina Paul recounts her experience at a residential school in Canada. Residential schools gave children from troubled families hope and a stable home.

The Eyes of Children**, which depicts daily life at the Roman Catholic-run Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia, Canada. It originally aired on December 25, 1962, and runs about 26 minutes. The content includes footage of students in classes, recreation (like swimming and crafts), and routines.

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CCJ Daily News Brief — December 27, 2025 This is the Canadian Citizens Journal. I’ll tell you exactly how Canadians take this country back. We start by calling out one-sided, biased, corrupt media — the kind that pretends to interview someone, but only shows up to prosecute them. When conservatives speak, the media hunts for weakness, failure, and personality flaws. When liberals lie, manipulate, withhold information, or twist the truth — the same media runs cover. That isn’t journalism. That’s narrative enforcement. You helped decide what Canadians were allowed to hear — and what they weren’t. You framed questions to damage reputations instead of interrogating policies. You repeated accusations, looped premises, and chased clips — not truth. Knowing this, I don’t believe Canadians received a fair election environment. And if we didn’t have compromised media acting as political referees — the outcome would have looked very different. These outlets do not work for Canadians. Yet Canadians still pay for them — through ads, subsidies, and attention. But here’s the part you didn’t plan for: There are more of us than there are of you. And every time you manipulate the narrative, you create another independent journalist. This is the Canadian Citizens Journal.

The Elev8 Podcast - We Didn’t VOTE For This—Carney Is Dragging Canada Toward a Dictatorship (Part 3)

Bill C9 and Bill C63 Will do this to Canada. We will become a authoritarian state

If you feel like everything is happening suspiciously fast, you’re not imagining it. https://open.substack.com/pub/canadiancitizensjournal/p/2-why-the-liberals-are-panicking