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8. No there was film and cannons. I don't know if it was a docudrama.

Sun Aug 1, 2021, 07:45 PM

Aug 2021

It was not Beothuck. Women wore scarves over there heads. It was pretty modern. They were killed.

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Canadians have a lot to learn about this country's history of slavery, experts say [View all] Spazito Aug 2021 OP

You're welcome! Spazito Aug 2021 #2

I really get so fed up with this bullshit version of "history". NotANeocon Aug 2021 #3

SO name one of those Canadian Plantations" NotANeocon Aug 2021 #6

In Canada, it was farming... Spazito Aug 2021 #9

My argument is also withthe CBC at this point. NotANeocon Aug 2021 #11

This is also anecdotal - NotANeocon Aug 2021 #13

Wow... Spazito Aug 2021 #14

I would suspect that was the Beothuk. NotANeocon Aug 2021 #7

No there was film and cannons. I don't know if it was a docudrama. applegrove Aug 2021 #8

Probably a National Film Board film NotANeocon Aug 2021 #10

Something like that. applegrove Aug 2021 #15