The video of last night's Quesnel city council meeting is released, with some shocking details. Including that the mayor - who denounced the residential school denialist book last month - actually brought and recommended it to a recent regional meeting: youtube.com/watch?v=BVUhy3…

A picture says a thousand words. An elder cries sharing his experience while mayors wife and Frances Widdowson continue to deny and cause harm right after time. Ron Paull needs to step down. #quesnel

It was a heated council meeting on Tuesday night in Quesnel as Mayor Ron Paull resisted calls to step down as Mayor. #Quesnel #Cariboo ckpgtoday.ca/2024/04/03/we-…

Quesnel city council condemns controversial residential school book distributed by mayor's wife Lhtako Dene Nation leader calls Grave Error book 'absolute bigotry and hatred': cbc.ca/news/canada/br…

Calls grow louder for Quesnel mayor to step down Three city councillors, several First Nations, and some locals are demanding the mayor of Quesnel resign after his wife [Mayor: "I am not a quitter..."] cbc.ca/player/play/1.…

In short, don’t fall for this nonsense. Putting truth before reconciliation requires learning how to identify and confront these conspiratorial residential school denialists trying to push and monetize misinformation.

Actions speak louder than words… #cityofQuesnel #britishcolumbia #quesnel

Residential school denialists: we're a diverse group of "truth-seekers" The residential school denialists:

City of Quesnel Mayor Ron Paulls response to his actions regarding Residential School Denialism. 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ #cityofQuesnel #quesnel #bc -#bcpoli

Some #cityofQuesnel council members may make a motion to have the censure vote as “in-camera” which blocks access for others to attend in person. #quesnel #BritishColumbia #bcpoli

#Quesnel - Quesnel Mayor censured, has sanctions leveled against him mynechakovalleynow.com/39320/news/que…

Another residential school denialist faces consequences: Quesnel city council voted to levy sanctions against the mayor who took a denialist book to a political meeting, whose wife was distributing the book the community, and who whined about being a victim to Rebel News 👇

Councillors in Quesnel, B.C., voted unanimously to censure their mayor, saying his actions related to a book that denies the harms of Canada’s residential school system jeopardized the city’s relationship with Indigenous communities. aptnnews.ca/?p=243677

Quesnel mayor Ron Paull, after holding space for residential school denialism: it's all just a misunderstanding Also Paull: refuses to give an interview to anyone but Rebel News, perpetuates residential school denialism while his wife is strangely in the background

Just re-sharing in light of this weekend's developments.

For some exciting reasons TBA, I’m not able to be in-person at the BC Indian Residential School Research Gathering that starts today in Vanderhoof and hosted by the Nadleh Whut’en First Nation. But I’ll be joining the gathering tomorrow to talk about how to combat IRS denialism.

Here’s a thread of resources to help folks identify and combat the predictable IRS denialism we’ll see this week.

You know the motto: friends don’t let friends do genocide denialism.

The Times Colonist has an editorial claiming BCGEU is being offered 14% over 3 years This is untrue - last gov offer is equivalent of 4% over 2 years (or 2%/year).

📢 HAPPENING NOW The march is starting in Victoria! Thousands of public service workers and supporters are on the move with one clear message to government: Fund the Frontlines. 📅March kicks off at 11 AM from Centennial Square. 📍Rally begins at 12 PM at the B.C.