How Idle No More transformed Canada

Ten years ago, Idle No More organizers couldn't anticipate that the flash mobs taking over malls across the country would both shift the conversation about Indigenous rights and sovereignty and also help lay the foundation for reconciliation work in the future. 
Ten years ago, Idle No More organizers couldn't anticipate that the flash mobs taking over malls across the country would both shift the conversation about Indigenous rights and sovereignty and also help lay the foundation for reconciliation work in the future. 

How Idle No More transformed Canada

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How Idle No More transformed Canada

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