On Indigenous Veterans Day, we honour the First Nations, Inuit and Métis men and women who served Canada with courage and distinction. Their stories are an essential part of our shared history and deserve to be heard. 🇨🇦

Nov 8, 2026 · 4:23 PM UTC

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Did more indigenous people die? Is there blood different than other Canadians? There is only one kind of veteran a Canadian and only one day November 11
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Wouldn't it be great if we didnt have separate days to honor our veterans that only serves to divide us?
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This is just pure rascist bullshit elevating one group above another for sacrifices made during war.
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"Let's divide everyone up by race and constantly talk about our differences" – antiracists
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Lest we forget
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My Métis cousin committed suicide after getting his degree & being jobless for 3 yrs - he is buried in a non-description humble grave in Pickering - a young strong 6 foot tall beautiful life wasted Then you give his mother a run-around These are the Métis “Stories” you are creating in Canada with you destructive immigration & taxation policy Now you will shut off the comments while existing on taxpayer money
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Give them their land and resources back then.
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🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
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🇨🇦🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦
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Separating veterans causes division. @GROK Who started the separate Indigenous Remembrance Day for veterans? Is that why it is not an official stat day in Canada?
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Honor them all on November 11th.
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Imagine a Canadian Prime Minister spending more time celebrating pride over our Veterans? Who asked for too much?
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NO WE DO NOT! IN FACT GO TO HELL WITH YOUR RACIST BULLSHIT AND DIVISIVE POLITICAL AGENDAS. THEY DON'T MERIT SPECIAL TRIBUTE AS VETERANS, UNLESS THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS WERE EXCEPTIONAL. APOLOGIZE FOR INCESSANT STUPIDITY.
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I dont.November 11 I will remember ALL Canadian military veterans.
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Aren't Indigenous pp Canadian? If they’re Canadian and accept Canada as their main flag, then why do you categorize them and call them by a separate name?! And if they aren't Canadian and don't accept Canada, then they weren't good fighters at all and don't deserve such a day.
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Is Remembrance Day not good enough?
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Shameful! A Canadian veteran is a veteran don’t divide us !!
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So basically Canada has screwed over the First Nations people, and now you honour them…. 😂
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Either commemorate it with all Canadians or not at all.
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Way to create segregation! We don't need more exclusion but more unity. I have never been to a Remembrance Day service where anyone said, "but not the Indigenous". Here they are saying ,"but only the Indigenous". We are one.
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We are all Canadians together. Why are you creating division? I’m so sick of your bullshit.
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Why honour those that don’t want to be Canadian?
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Quit it!! They are not anymore special than all the other veterans!! If you asked a first nations veteran if they want a day different from their brothers at arms, I imagine they would say no.
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Where do we buy their poppies? I assume they are Orange? I did not see any for donation. 🤷‍♀️
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You decry racism, yet everything you all do, is racist. REMEMBRANCE DAY is November 11, and guess what? It's ALL INCLUSIVE. Or it was...
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Do we honour the brave northern European men on Nov 11?
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George Joseph Bernard WWI & WWII Neqotkuk (Tobique First Nation), NB #lestweforget #remembranceday – at Tobique 20, New Brunswick
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We all know “First Nations” do not consider themselves “Canadian”. Hence their own chosen designation. Weird though, that they aren’t singled out as being “divisive”, as it’s their primary role to be.
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Remembrance Day is for ALL of our fallen soldiers. Divide of the Canadian people. Should Scots, Irish, English, and French get their own Veterans Day?
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Nothing special about indian vets lose the anti white hatefest
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Why? Did they do anything differeny than all my relatives who died??
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Lloyd Pinay's sculpture.
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Thank you 😊
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On Indigenous Veterans Day, we honour the First Nations, Inuit and Métis men and women who served Canada's bankers with courage and distinction. Their stories are an essential part of our shared holders' history and deserve to be heard on one day of the year. 🇨🇦
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