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Eco-criminal's appeal alleging judge engaged in 'residential school denialism' dismissed
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Drea Humphrey reports on Miranda Dick, an eco-activist who was arrested after disrupting the Trans Mountain pipeline in 2020, and who has now lost her appeal arguing her sentencing judge showed bias and denialism while correcting her counsel about the false claim that 215 bodies were unearthed at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School.
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