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The rise of conspiracy history

Canada’s determination to believe the worst about its past

5 August 2023

9:00 AM

5 August 2023

9:00 AM

Readers would doubtless find it hard to believe that the late Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh kidnapped and killed indigenous children while on a state visit to Canada in 1964. Yet this story circulated for years in Canada along with other horror stories of the rape, torture and murder of indigenous children at the hands of depraved priests and nuns.

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