After Dozens of Churches Burned, Canada's Globe & Mail Admits It Dropped the Ball on Kamloops Mass Graves

For years, the media in Canada pushed the narrative that the Catholic Church in the country, specifically Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows in Manitoba and other churches and a residential school in Kamloops, were sites of mass graves where the Catholic Church buried the bodies of indigenous people.

As of 2023, no bodies had been found in any of these sites, but at least 68 Christian churches in the country had been vandalized or destroyed via arson.

Now, finally, Canada's Globe & Mail admitted it never scrutinized the false claims that led to the Kamloops scandal.