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Sep 27, 2026

Christiane AmanpourGUEST
56:48
And it might be a slogan that's been used here and there, but I believe it from what I've seen in the rest of the world, from the stories that I've covered, where there has been.
Christiane AmanpourGUEST
56:57
And I really mean it because there are, like in South Africa, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and various other places.
Christiane AmanpourGUEST
57:04
Even in Rwanda, I would cover these.
Christiane AmanpourGUEST
57:07
They were called gacaca courts.
StefanHOST
6:47
The fans are still getting into it, so...
StefanHOST
6:49
Well, it was also they were doing a thing for like Orange Shirt Day, Truth and Reconciliation.
StefanHOST
6:55
Yeah, I don't think you really want to boo that.
StefanHOST
6:56
It's like you go from that to the U.S. Anthem and it's like we were already standing for the Truth and Reconciliation stuff.
StefanHOST
7:01
And it's like, we're not going to sit down.
StefanHOST
7:03
And you know what I mean? Yeah, the disrespected Indigenous Anthem singer.

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AaronHOST
12:37
Bench who appears to be like – well, the profile says Canadian conservative commentary that ruffles feathers, unfiltered videos on politics, faith, and current events.
AaronHOST
12:48
He was at the game last night and said – this is how the Vancouver Canucks started their game today.
Darren BaumingHOST
29:45
I'll just say another sellout.
Darren BaumingHOST
29:47
And for Truth and Reconciliation game, they always do great by those.
Zach SchnitzerHOST
29:52
And look at this.
Zach SchnitzerHOST
29:53
They were selling these mugs.

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Zach SchnitzerHOST
105:47
And Indigenous people have been through that as well.
Zach SchnitzerHOST
105:51
And it continues.
Zach SchnitzerHOST
105:53
And they have the Truth and Reconciliation Commission for a reason.
Zach SchnitzerHOST
105:59
there are historical egregious wrongs that need to be redressed.
Tsheko MafanyaGUEST
83:18
No, no, no.
Tsheko MafanyaGUEST
83:18
That, that's the TRC.
Don DadaHOST
83:20
Oh, TRC.
Don DadaHOST
83:21
The TRC is Codesa, right?
Tsheko MafanyaGUEST
83:22
No, not TRC.
Tsheko MafanyaGUEST
83:22
Not, not Codesa.
Don DadaHOST
83:23
Codesa what is it?
Tsheko MafanyaGUEST
83:35
So it was where people were negotiating in terms of this constitution that we are under today.
Len PierreGUEST
62:12
In my mind, I really look at the beginning of truth and reconciliation occurring in the year 2020.
Len PierreGUEST
62:19
So in my mind, we are six years into this, even though it was 10 years ago when the Truth and Reconciliation Commission released the calls to action.
Len PierreGUEST
62:27
In my mind, Canada didn't take it seriously.
Len PierreGUEST
62:30
But the year 2020 was a very interesting time because we had the very inaugural meeting Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Sean CarletonGUEST
4:23
Um, you know, there were no deaths, or, or deaths were unavoidable.
Sean CarletonGUEST
4:26
People that don't actually know indigenous people or haven't read the TRC report can be easily swayed by this.
Sean CarletonGUEST
4:32
You're being guilted into caring about indigenous people and reconciliation, whether you don't know the facts.
Sean CarletonGUEST
4:38
Um, and so, you know, Murray Sinclair, um, you know, often said, um, you know, um, towards the end of his life that, that he felt that Canada was rushing reconciliation and leaving the truth behind.
Niigaan SinclairGUEST
9:33
And when the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's final report came out, you know, they were trying to do all sorts of things.
Niigaan SinclairGUEST
9:39
"Murray Sinclair is a liar.
Niigaan SinclairGUEST
9:41
Uh, the TRC is biased.
Niigaan SinclairGUEST
9:43
Um, it's a waste of money," not knowing that, that survivors a- uh, uh, they're just doing this to get more money, not realizing that survivors actually paid for the TRC.
Kurt PriceHOST
1:08
Visit harriselectric.ca or call 780-875-3336.
Kurt PriceHOST
1:13
September 30th is Truth and Reconciliation Day across the country.
Kurt PriceHOST
1:18
And so today we'll catch up with Cynthia Young, as well as Lori Harris and Deborah Monroe with the Lloydminster Native Friendship Center to look at events that are happening in Lloydminster next Wednesday.
Kurt PriceHOST
1:30
I guess it's this Wednesday.

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Kurt PriceHOST
8:35
We're going to take a break here on Live with Kirk Price, presented by Harris Electric.
Kurt PriceHOST
8:38
And when we come back, Cynthia Young will join us.
Kurt PriceHOST
8:41
I had the opportunity to catch up with Cynthia at Holy Rosary High School to talk about this Wednesday's Truth and Reconciliation event at Weaver Park.
Kurt PriceHOST
8:50
That's coming up next.
Joshua BlahyiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:58
I don't want to be called that name.
Gloria WleCORRESPONDENT
16:00
Blaye was one of only about 30 perpetrators who confessed to crimes during the TRC hearings, which heard more than 20,000 testimonies.
Gloria WleCORRESPONDENT
16:10
He says confessing was part of his effort to seek healing.
Gloria WleCORRESPONDENT
16:14
And now, he says the court is important not just for him, but for the whole country.
Joshua BlahyiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:39
I think the J in the four walls is better than the J in your consciousness.
Gloria WleCORRESPONDENT
19:45
But not every former combatant is likely to face trial.
Gloria WleCORRESPONDENT
19:50
The TRC recommended prosecution for 116 people.
Gloria WleCORRESPONDENT
19:55
It also recommended amnesty for Blahy and some other perpetrators who testified before the commission.
Amanda BuhseHOST
27:56
Yep.
Sherri RollinsGUEST
27:56
And so whether it's deciding to go to l- like survey the first national event for the TRC-
Amanda BuhseHOST
28:04
Mm-hmm
Sherri RollinsGUEST
28:05
... and that was daunting-
Andrea CabralGUEST
18:14
We're getting a lot of really great texts, I think, from our listeners.
Andrea CabralGUEST
18:19
Peter in Wenham says, we may need a Truth and Reconciliation Commission, like in South Africa, to investigate government wrongdoings and human rights abuses.
Andrea CabralGUEST
18:27
I mean, I think the January 6th commission was a pretty good model.
Andrea CabralGUEST
18:33
I don't know that we'll ever be able to get anything approaching a bipartisan commission for any of this, but I think that's the point that we're at.

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