Canadian Indigenous Veterans

"In Cree we say 'Kahgee pohn noten took' on Remembrance Day, what does it mean?

In WWII what percentage of the Canadian soldiers were Indigenous?

Which province had the most amount of Indigenous People enlist in WWII?

Would you fight in a war for a country you didn't even have the right to vote in?

Do you think the government ever intended to give the benefits and land to Indigenous soldiers?

How many Indigenous People do you think enlisted in WWII

How many confirmed kills do you think he had?

Where the veteran's Indian status ever re-established?

Do you feel like memorials are enough of an apology for the racism that these soldiers experienced, or should more be done?

How likely are Indigenous veterans likely to experience homelessness compared to non-Indigenous veterans?