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winner of:
2021 bpNichol Chapbook Award
and the
2020 Vallum
Chapbook Award
Join me as I investigate the colonial violence inherent in Canada's treaty-making process through the lens of my ancestors who were there.
Between 1870 and 1921 the Crown and Canada engaged in illegal land transfers, terrorism, corruption, and coercion to commit genocide and acquire land.
But these historical events are not historical.
They are at the centre of contemporary, ongoing colonial violence.
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