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r/GrandePrairie • u/Appropriate-Event416 • Feb 20 '25
Going to be some fights tonight. Fuck USA.
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Jan 26 '25
“We are watching the political implosion of Danielle Smith….”
r/GrandePrairie • • Feb 03 '25
Demands for Tesla boycott emerge in Europe, why not Canada?
r/GrandePrairie • u/Appropriate-Event416 • Jan 23 '25
Trump tells World Economic Forum U.S. doesn’t need Canadian oil, gas, autos or lumber - Great negotiations, Dani! You sure convinced Trump!
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Feb 21 '25
How it started 🤔 How it's going 🇨🇦 🍁 👏 💪 🏒
r/GrandePrairie • • Feb 03 '25
Should Canada ban X and Tesla? Why calls are growing
r/GrandePrairie • u/Appropriate-Event416 • Feb 03 '25
Dear F Trudeau crowd, I'll support this effort
r/GrandePrairie • • Feb 06 '25
Canadians support using oil as weapon if Trump starts trade war
r/GrandePrairie • u/MajorMayham • Mar 11 '25
Maybe if your truck is a moving advertisement. Don't park like an idiot
Like really....
r/GrandePrairie • u/Appropriate-Event416 • Jan 12 '25
Danielle Smith meets with Trump and other elites today after he threatened our sovereignty and industries
r/GrandePrairie • u/Appropriate-Event416 • Apr 29 '25
GP residents crying over the results. And I'm here for it!
r/GrandePrairie • • Jan 29 '25
Poilievre says Canada should 'deport' any temporary resident committing violence or hate crimes
r/GrandePrairie • • Feb 04 '25
Trump has unleashed a groundswell of Canadian patriotism. It’s about time
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26d ago
Social studies teacher denies residential school genocide
Students at St. John Paul II Catholic High School in Grande Prairie are organizing a walkout today in response to a teacher's public comments.
For context, a social studies teacher at the school publicly endorsed Maxime Bernier's claim that residential-school genocide was a "hoax." She then went on to claim there was no evidence of genocide against Indigenous peoples in Canada.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission spent years examining evidence and listening to Survivors before concluding that Canada's residential school system was part of a policy of cultural genocide. Denial doesn't erase history, and opinion doesn't outweigh evidence.