US Too Advocacy

13 Sep, 2025

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Community Gathering in John Henry Park 1 pm on Sept 30th.

Conservative Rhetoric Minimizes Residential School Trauma

Donoan Mahoney Tribute Mural 312 Main in Vancouver

13 Sep 2025

Join us at any time during the day to paint, enjoy the food and music, or simply come and show your support for this wonderful event.

Community Gathering in John Henry Park 1 pm on Sept 30th.

13 Sep 2025

Join Nisga’a Ts’amiks Vancouver Society to honour the lost children and survivors from the Indian Residential Schooling system. The program will feature a ceremony, stories, drumming, and songs. All are welcome to attend and participate. Please meet at the south side of John Hendry Park. Orange t-shirts will be...

Conservative Rhetoric Minimizes Residential School Trauma

7 Mar 2025

From https://globalnews.ca/news/11032771/bc-conservative-residential-school-post/amp/ B.C. Conservative MLA Dallas Brodie’s recent post(s) on her social media account(s) prove that First Nations peoples still have to fight an uphill battle when it comes to unmarked graves and burials on the grounds of former residential schools. Posting on the social media platform X (formerly...

POISONOUS BEVERIDGE IN CHILLIWACK BC

6 Jan 2025

Tyler Beveridge, manager of the Major League 2 Pub (located at 45768 Gaetz Street in Chilliwack) and the son of the owner of Sardis Liquor Store (located at 45610 Luckakuck Way). in Chilliwack), recently put on an appalling public display of racial profiling inside Sardis Liquor Store. Us Too’s...

Welcome! This is just a start as we put together the material to share with you the plight of many Natives within the Canadian justice system. Our goal is to expose the systemic bias, racism, and discrimination perpetrated against Natives by the Canadian government, the courts, provincial and federal Corrections departments, and various other agencies that run halfway houses or other community programs on behalf of these departments. You will likely be shocked and will hopefully be moved to help us make the changes Natives need.

Our goal is to not only expose, but to find appropriate resolution, restoration, and healing for those affected by these practices. We invite you to help us raise $5,000 in order to pay for the development and maintenance of our website, the renewal of our domain name (ustoo.ca), a computer, printer, stationery, and other necessities to run the daily operations of our group. Please go to our GoFund Me page. We appreciate anything you can do to assist us.