At Nunavik, in the most northern reaches of the Province of Quebec, RCMP, Hudson's Bay employees and others took part in a government mandated execution of over a thousand husky sled dogs owned by the Inuit from the late 1950s to the 1960s.
Of course, this is but one more example of how the invading colonialists treated their technological inferiors. In 2011 Quebec paid the former owners of their basic transportation $CD3 million but Ottawa has never put together any form of compensation for this incredible crime.
It must be kept in mind that no action of a government can legally take place without the signature of a decision maker. There is always a responsible party. Those that shot the dogs were following orders of a higher up. Who was the individual that scrawled their name on the death warrant for many hundreds of dogs thousands of miles from the supposedly civilized Canadians? This is important to know so that no high school, court house or hockey arena can ever bear their name.
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