Land acknowledgement
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Nov 3, 2026
Scott MartinHOST
Woo! So I will take credit for all of that, and you can pay me directly.
Scott MartinHOST
Before we go further, I do want to do a quick land acknowledgement.
Scott MartinHOST
Toronto is, of course, under the Treaty of the Toronto Purchase.
Scott MartinHOST
It has a long and complicated history, but essentially in the 18th century, European settlers came here and essentially signed a deceptive treaty.
ValerieHOST
As we tell stories about darkness, injustice, and memory, I want to acknowledge the very real histories of colonization, violence, and erasure that Indigenous peoples continue to endure.
ValerieHOST
A land acknowledgement can't undo that harm, but it is a reminder to keep listening, learning, and supporting in truth and reconciliation in meaningful ways.
ValerieHOST
We share these stories not to forget, but to shine light, always with respect for peoples and nations whose land we live on.
ValerieHOST
Canadian Creepies covers true crime, dark history, and disturbing events.
speaker_0HOST
Before we get into music from Buffalo's Strictly Hip, make crowd noise.
speaker_0HOST
We'll have a land acknowledgement from Jeremy.
speaker_0HOST
You may recognize him from said band.
speaker_0HOST
But before we do that, if you are able, please rise and take your caps off.
Sheila Gunn ReidHOST
So anyways, we've got one more thing.
Sheila Gunn ReidHOST
It's the end land acknowledgements petition, rebelnews.com forward slash end land acknowledgement.
Sheila Gunn ReidHOST
Sign the petition to stop the forced self-flagellation for colonizers' crimes that you had nothing to do with.
David MenziesHOST
Oh, and I can tell you, Sheila, I have some personal skin in the game in this, being in Richmond Hill.
David MenziesHOST
When there were Conservative members on council, it's now totally leftist, they got rid of the land acknowledgement and they brought back O Canada.
David MenziesHOST
And can you guess, Sheila, now that it's all lefties, O Canada is gone and...
David MenziesHOST
the land acknowledgements are back.
David MenziesHOST
And I am, this is, I don't mean to be offensive to any native person, but this is just setting us up.
Jess StainesHOST
thinking about, well, what else can I do? And that's very much what we cover in our reconciliation action plan course that we've developed and what we try and discuss in these all in beyond that surface level.
Jess StainesHOST
So, you know, for example, one of the mandatory actions is acknowledgement of country.
KellyHOST
Yeah.
Jess StainesHOST
And whilst all early learning services, they have these jingles and rhymes that they say, which is fantastic.
Shan MorrisonHOST
Yeah.
Jess StainesHOST
And same as like, well, we're caring for the land.
Jess StainesHOST
So how are you helping children understand what it means to be a custodian and caretaker and a steward of the place where you are? So beyond like, yes, maybe year one, you're going, okay, what does acknowledgement of country mean? Let's watch the acknowledgement of country episode on play school or Let's think about, you know, what we can say, how we can contextualize that to where we are, what nation are we on? Let's do that.
Jess StainesHOST
That's you on, right? We're coming back to it.
LewisHOST
She said something on our show that I just absolutely loved.
LewisHOST
And she said land acknowledgements are the anthem of a suicidal nation.
LewisHOST
Yep.
LewisHOST
And I could not put it any better than that.
LewisHOST
Oh my gosh.
LewisHOST
Yeah.
LewisHOST
Like even though they both are leaning conservative, they, they both are like, they don't think that the land acknowledgements are that bad, but I try to get them to understand that.
LewisHOST
why and it's it's not easy like they've been brainwashed you know like we did a lot of deprogramming with our kids when they went through school they had to when they got home from school they would tell us what they were learned and i would have to say okay you need to look at it from this angle yeah and or no oh here well we're going to talk about this right so because i want you to think about it in a different way And because they are programmed, they're programming them at school.
DejaHOST
What are your thoughts on that?
Victor Ulloa-ReyesGUEST
So for me, like I was guided to give a land acknowledgment.
Victor Ulloa-ReyesGUEST
During my South Tufa tours, which I never do a direct land acknowledgement at the beginning because I just feel like that's not enough.
Victor Ulloa-ReyesGUEST
I do talk very heavily about what LADWP did to the Cotillica tribe while trying to get land here.
Bill NicholsonGUEST
It's great to be part of Vantalks.
Charles PakanaHOST
Unc, the difference between the welcome to country and the acknowledgement of country, let's just understand that difference there.
Charles PakanaHOST
Who can deliver them and what are the situations?
Bill NicholsonGUEST
Well, I won't talk about the welcome in too much detail.
Bill NicholsonGUEST
So yeah, so they're the ones that really mean a lot.
Bill NicholsonGUEST
So
Charles PakanaHOST
what does it mean to you, before we go on, when you hear an acknowledgement of country that really means something to you? And I know I've been with you a few times at various events over the many years we've known each other and you've reacted in a number of different ways from disdain to absolute warmth.
Charles PakanaHOST
What really floats your boat when it comes to an acknowledgement of country?
Myo-O Habermas-ScherGUEST
So take a moment to breathe and see if you have things you want to say or ask.
Myo-O Habermas-ScherGUEST
Meanwhile, I forgot to do the land acknowledgement.
Myo-O Habermas-ScherGUEST
So I'm going to do that now in that pause.
Myo-O Habermas-ScherGUEST
This is a very dear thing to me.
Shayla ZimmermanHOST
I'm your host, Shea, and welcome to Radicals for Good, a podcast about the quiet revolutions unfolding around us.
Shayla ZimmermanHOST
I want to start us off with a land acknowledgement.
Shayla ZimmermanHOST
Radicals for Good is hosted on Waweatana, the lands of the Anishinaabe peoples whose presence and resilience remains today.
Shayla ZimmermanHOST
We honor those who have made our resistance possible here in Detroit.
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