Canadian universities, colleges working to indigenize programs, campus life

Canada has always had some alt right elements that have gone back all the way to the 19th century. Canada even had a big KKK influence in the 1970s. Canadian Indians are often considered second-class citizens until now. Prime minister Stephen Harper gave them an apology a few years back and money equivalent to what the Japanese received because of their incarceration during World War II. Indigenous kids were forced, by law, to go to residential schools, cut their hair, be separated from their parents, forced upon Christianity and learn English only. Just like what happened recently with all these priest sexual abuse, priests and nuns often sexually abused and sometimes killed indigenous kids over the decades. This is not discussed in the article but I'm trying to give you a context of why Native Studies and Native awareness needs to be brought into the fold in college campuses. Every time I wife goes into a store, security follows her they treat her like a gypsy like she's going to steal something. When she suffered an aneurysm a few years back, the intake worker after the surgery didn't ask her how her surgery was. Instead, that person asked my wife if she had gas money, if she had a car when my wife had a car and has a professional truck drivers license. Canadiens assume that natives are indigent. Many of them are but most of them are not.