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Oka Crisis

ChangeMaker: An Aboriginal Using Sports to Heal Her Traumatic Past

Craig and Marc Kielburger | Posted 04.22.2013 | Canada Impact
Craig and Marc Kielburger

In 1990 when Quebec Mohawks were protesting plans by the community of Oka to build a golf course on traditional Mohawk burial grounds, a Canadian soldier thrust his bayonet into the chest of Mohawk teenager named Waneek Horn-Miller, nearly killing her. In the years that followed, Horn-Miller used sports to help overcome her trauma and anger.

Idle No More Protesters Recall Oka Crisis

CBC | Posted 02.21.2013 | Canada Impact

Protests for the national Idle No More movement continue today, as Mohawks from Quebec's Kanesatake community return to the infamous site of the 1990 ...