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Hold Canada Accountable.

Confessions on Native Land creates space for people across so-called Canada to share their truths safely, anonymously, and without judgment.

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Listen to the stories that often go unheard.

They reveal the ongoing realities of racism, colonialism, and inequality that exist. Listening is how we confront the truth beneath the national myth. 

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Remember that these stories are not isolated.

They are part of a long history of harm and resistance. They remind us that forgetting is a privilege we cannot afford, and guide us to a more just future.

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Confess the truths that have been buried.

They reveal that this land carries stories of displacement, violence, and survival. Only when Canada owns its wrongdoing can healing, and real change begin.

Your story belongs here.

Stories can break silence, build empathy, and push people to act.

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© Canada Confesses 2023

Land Affirmation: While our project resides on the internet, our volunteers operate from different provinces and territories in Canada. We acknowledge and honour the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples who own the lands we are privileged to call home. We celebrate Indigenous sovereignty and support the 94 recommendations from the Truth & Reconciliation Commission (TRC). We recognize our role in reconciliation and commit to tackling ongoing systemic injustices.

Disclaimer:
The information provided on this website is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional or legal advice. Before taking any actions based on any information or resources provided, we encourage you to consult with the appropriate professionals. Please read our full confidentiality agreement here.

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