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1. During the Second World War the Prime Minister of Canada thought that all people of Japanese descent was a spy for the Japanese army even people who were born in Canada. The reason he thought that was the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. This attack on the US was not taking lightly. They would come back with something bigger and worse than the Japanese. The US came back and bombed Japanese cities Hiroshima and Nagasaki. According to this the Prime Minister of Canada rounded up all the Japanese Canadians he could to put them in a thing called Internment Camps which most of the camps were located in BC and Alberta. The Canadian Government confiscated all the Japanese property and sold it. When the war was over approximately 4000 Japanese Canadians were deported to Japan. This is one of the bad things Canada has done that they want to forgot about.

2. Bad Policies
The worst policy that Canada has came up with so far are the residential schools. The first reason I think this is discrimination. The reason this is discrimination is all the other races like Canadian, French and a lot of other races were not put in residential schools but the aboriginal people were. Residential schools were put in place to turn aboriginal kids into European people by making them learn English and French and going by the Christian rituals like praying and other stuff they made them do. I really don't like these residential schools because you take away all the kid things to do like have fun with their friends go out play sports and your taking it away because you want them to act a certain way

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😊Krish Patel😊

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Japanese Internment Camps were a moment in Canadian history in which Canadians felt humiliated for what they had done to Japanese Canadians during WW II. In 1941 when Canada went to war against Japan, Colombians feared that the Japanese will recreate the stealth attack on them. Due to this the Canadian government suspiciously targeted the Japanese Canadian because of their origin being Japan.  The Canadian government recognized that most Japanese Canadian made a living off fishing. So, they stormed up theories in which the Japanese were able to communicate with Japan to transmission Canada’s militaries weakness and plans. One theory involved the Japanese Canadians to give notes or information to Japanese submarines while the Japanese Canadians were out in the ocean fishing. The Canadian government immediately after the declaration of the war arrested 38 Japanese Canadians, seized 1200 fishing boats, and enforced an unnecessary law against Japanese Canadians. The Canadian government forced Japanese Canadians to register their identity, without considering their birthplace. All Japanese Canadians that desired to join the army were denied and were segregated from their families, kids, and parents. After being isolated the Japanese Canadians were escorted to camps in the interiors of British Columbia, where they were rejoined by thousand and thousands of other Japanese Canadians. While the Japanese Canadians were in the camps their personal belongings were being confiscated and were retailed at lower prices than the original. The camps were normally crowded with people and throughout winter, they were almost frozen solid in tents. However, there were some houses, but they contained no insulation and housed two families. In 1988 The Canadian dispensed an official apology to all the Japanese Canadians for what they have done and gave each family affected a sum of $21000 as compensation.

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The absolute poorest policy ever made by the Canadian government in my perspective has been residential schools. Firstly, residential schools were used to almost wipe the culture of the aboriginals by forcing to influence the current generation to Christianity. This not only affects the child (Child= The kid that went to the residential schools), but it also affects the family, because of the dissimilar opinions of the two. The child than on will not believe in things that his/her family will say about events because the child was trained to reflect about it inversely. For example: if the family believes that their religion should be passed on by songs and stories, then the child could be rebellious because of his teachings and would propose that religion should be passed on from the bible.  This misunderstanding can cause arguments on who is right and wrong, less respect for the two, and fights. Secondly, residential forced aboriginal students to learn and apply what they were taught, or they would be brutally punished. The child could be punished by physical, mental, and sexual harassment. If some aboriginal child did not follow the rules or even denied speaking in English, then they would be hassled by one of three categories. This consist of being embarrassed in front of everyone, being punched and kicked at, and having to be taken into a room and being raped. Many students as a punishment were permitted no food for a couple of days, in addition, this ended many students lives because of malnourishment. Thirdly, residential schools restricted aboriginal students to practice anything in their religion. The kids were not allowed to speak their language, they weren’t permitted to practice their beliefs, and they weren’t permissible to have their desired appearance and clothing. To end with, residential schools has ruined many aboriginal students lives and future due to the bad memories they will obtain and will not fail to recall them.

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“Internment Camps”                               Tyler Rubigny 1)	During World War 2 the government rounded up all immigrants of Japanese people as well as any person of the Japanese race. After they were rounded up the Japanese people were taken to camps all across B.C. where they were closely watched and guarded. The point of these camps was to keep any person of Japanese race away from sending letters to Japan that would help them win the war. This system was very flawed as right after the war was over not one single Japanese person was charged with spying or being a traitor to their country. 2)	Out of all the bad policies Canada has had over the years it has been around I believe the worst one was the internment camps. I believe this because of how the government instantly thought all Japanese people were spies even if they had never even stepped foot in Japan as they were Canadians. Secondly, the government took all property away from the Japanese people and instead of keeping it until the war was over they sold them without permission. Things that they sold contain cars, boats, houses, and personal belongings. Lastly, I would like to point out how it took so many years after the camps for the government to form an apology. This apology was nice but could do nothing to heal the pain already caused by this terrific event.

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“Internment Camps”                               Tyler Rubigny 1)	During World War 2 the government rounded up all immigrants of Japanese people as well as any person of the Japanese race. After they were rounded up the Japanese people were taken to camps all across B.C. where they were closely watched and guarded. The point of these camps was to keep any person of Japanese race away from sending letters to Japan that would help them win the war. This system was very flawed as right after the war was over not one single Japanese person was charged with spying or being a traitor to their country. 2)	Out of all the bad policies Canada has had over the years it has been around I believe the worst one was the internment camps. I believe this because of how the government instantly thought all Japanese people were spies even if they had never even stepped foot in Japan as they were Canadians. Secondly, the government took all property away from the Japanese people and instead of keeping it until the war was over they sold them without permission. Things that they sold contain cars, boats, houses, and personal belongings. Lastly, I would like to point out how it took so many years after the camps for the government to form an apology. This apology was nice but could do nothing to heal the pain already caused by this terrific event.

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Japanese Internment Camps was a very racist act against Japanese Canadians. When Japan attacked U.S.A., Canadian government was scared and thought that there could be a spy in Canada. The government took Japanese Canadians’ properties and sent most of them to the camps in the interior of British Columbia and Alberta. The government’s purpose was to segregate the Japanese Canadians and other citizens and stay alert. Japanese Canadian Families were separated, and they were discriminated against just because their “home country” attacked U.S.A. event though most of them weren’t born in Japan and were Canadian citizens. In 1942, all but 2000 were not from Japan. In 1988, the Canadian government issued an official apology to Japanese Canadians and paid them a sum of $21, 000 as compensation for each survivor of the camps.

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The Canadian government did many bad actions that Canadians are not proud of. The worst government policies I think is the Residential School because the government forced to take away and change the Aboriginal peoples’ cultural identity. The government separated the students from their families and forced them to learn European things such as languages, clothes etc. If the students refused, or did an action related to their culture, they were punished. The students were physically, mentally and sexually abused. The students were whipped, sat in the front of the class and even got raped. I thought that this was terrible because the Canada I know is free and multicultural. I did not know that Canada had this dark past. There were students who died in the school and the survivors are still living with a painful memory of the abuses they got. If a person got abused, they will be hurt physically and mentally because they can remember that. I cannot believe how they can live with those memories. The last fact I was surprised at was that the students in the school were all Aboriginal peoples. The residential school was very racist, scary and dangerous. These are why I think that the Residential is the worst government polices and I hope an act like this never happens again in the world.

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1.       During world war 2 the Japanese were heavily discriminated even before the pearl harbor attack, but after it became much worse and much harder for Japanese-Canadians in Canada. The government policy was meant to prevent Japanese spies within the country using unnecessarily inhumane laws. The Japanese-Canadians had their houses and belongings taken from them and resold at lowered prices. They were forcefully moved into internment camps that they weren’t allowed to leave. These internment camps were extremely crowded and in the earlier times of internment camps they were sometimes made to last through the harsh winters in nothing but tents, later when they got houses they were very small and usually housed 2 families. Later in 1988 Prime Minister Mulroney and Art Miki signed the redress agreement, survivors of the war received a settlement.

2.       All the racist policies were very bad but, in my opinion, the residential schools were the worst. Compared to the Indian act and Pass system (which were more of nuisances) residential schools were much worse since they tore apart families and completely stole the children’s religion away from them. Residential schools and the Japanese Internment Camps were closer in the level of damage they did to the victims, but part of the damage done to the Japanese-Canadians was repaired when the redress agreement was signed in 1988. The residential schools tore families apart, stole religion from the children involved, gave them memories of the malnourishment and abuse in forms of verbal, physical and sexual, and in some cases even killed them from malnourishment and lack of care.