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30 years later a Mohawk filmmaker reflects on the Oka crisis
30 years later a Mohawk filmmaker reflects on the Oka crisis
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Uploaded: 20 Jul, 2020
Recording Date: 19 Jul, 2020
Recording Location: Toronto
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Language: English
Topical for: 2 Weeks
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Program Title: 30 years later a Mohawk filmmaker reflects on the Oka crisis
Description: It’s been 30 years since an explosion of violence and the death of a Quebec provincial police officer on an early July morning marked the beginning of the Oka Crisis. That summer, thousands of Canadian soldiers surrounded two Mohawk communities, just outside Montreal, who were trying to protect a forest and burial ground from the expansion of a golf course. Today on Front Burner, we speak to Mohawk filmmaker Tracey Deer who grew up in Kahnawake, Quebec. She shares what it was like living through a standoff that came to be a defining conflict in Canadian history.
Host(s): Jaime Poisson
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