Freeland paid speaker $250 for a moment of silence
The moment of silence by Lyndon Linklater, whose professional speaker's biographer on the Office of the Treaty Commissioner's website lists him as a knowledge keeper and storyteller, was to commemorate the alleged discovery of what the media initially reported as 215 bodies of children in a mass grave at the Kamloops Indian Residential School.
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Over 300,000 people from Canada and the US have seen it yet not a single legacy media outlet did a report on the full extent of this tragedy.https://t.co/gDHPFNDSCT
The data on the speaker's fee to not speak was revealed as part of a broader government inquiry about paid speaking gigs.
No forensic excavations have been done at KIRS.
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