National Parks in Canada were developed "through a paradigm which [held] paramount the preservation of a people-free 'wilderness'." The foundation of "many worldrenowned National Parks such as Banff and Jasper" included forced removal of Indigenous peoples who lived within their new boundaries and called them home. These national parks, then, were "founded on, and continue to struggle with, a legacy of colonial dispossession of indigenous peoples\" (Zurba, Casebook316 at 317). Think of a National Park in Canada where you have been (to hike, camp, canoe, visit) or if you haven't had a chance to visit one, think of ones you've heard about. How does your sense of this Parkshift if you reimagine it as it once was and Indigenous working and living landscape. What does reparation look like for these displaced Indigenous peoples