Another B.C. First Nation is claiming they’ve “discovered” 41 more unmarked graves at a former residential school. 

That brings their total to 81 supposed graves — except, just like Kamloops and Pine Creek before them, no physical evidence or human remains have been produced.

It’s been four years, hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars, and countless headlines about “mass graves”… yet when shovels finally hit the ground, the only things uncovered so far have been tree roots, septic trenches, and animal bones.

So why are politicians lowering flags to half-mast and parroting this story as if it’s a proven fact?

And why is the media still giving cover to these claims? What’s really driving these announcements?

I break it all down in my latest report right here:

In just one federal fund, at least $246.7 million in taxpayer dollars has been spent so far on “grave searches” that never seem to turn up anything.

You’d think the absence of mass graves would be a relief — proof there wasn’t a hidden genocide. Instead, every headline twists it into a tragedy that never happened.

Even the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s own records show five students died while enrolled in that particular school, during a time when illness was a common cause of death. Zero students were reported to have gone missing.

Something doesn’t add up.

If you’re as sick of this political theatre as I am, help us keep digging. We won’t shy away from the journalism the legacy press refuses to do on this grave hoax.

These claims have fueled church burnings, divided communities, and cost taxpayers a fortune. Verification isn’t “denial,” it’s accountability. Without it, reconciliation itself risks being built on a lie.

The truth matters, even when it’s inconvenient. If you agree, please consider supporting our independent journalism by clicking here.

Yours truly,
Drea Humphrey

P.S. The moment this story broke, B.C. rushed to lower flags in mourning — before they even verified a single piece of evidence! That’s not leadership. That’s propaganda.

P.P.S. If you want to go beyond the political rhetoric and sensationalist headlines to discover what really happened at the Kamloops Residential School, watch my documentary Kamloops: The Buried Truth at KamloopsDocumentary.com.

Source: Rebel News