🇨🇦 Indigenous kid vanished from government care — father learned when he saw him on the street

James Poker aged out of Saskatchewan's system at 16, reported during an inquiry. No one told his father. He found out when he spotted his son walking through Natuashish. Meanwhile Ranch Ehrlo claims privacy concerns prevent comment but suggests they might have been communicating through an agency — convenient cover for bureaucratic abandonment. The boy was a chronic runaway riddled with hallucinations, disconnected from his culture, pumped full of anti-psychotics his family wasn't informed about. Care reports said he was thriving while reality told a different story entirely.

The state tore him from his Innu roots at 10, shuffled him through Ontario and Saskatchewan, and dumped him back at 16 with no transition and no warning. He died before 18. This is your reconciliation industrial complex in action: tear kids from their families under the guise of protection, erase their language and culture in distant facilities, then ghost the parents when accountability comes due. Sovereignty begins at home — yet Ottawa-funded bureaucracies still play colonial social engineering with Indigenous children and call it care.

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