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‘It’s an insult’: Call to remove effigies of Indigenous faces on Jacques Cartier fountain in Saint-Henri
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CityNews Montreal
Dr. Stanley Vollant wants to see two elements changed from the fountain in the Saint-Henri park: its effigies and its plaque.
“And I took a look and it was Indigenous faces, very hideous Indigenous faces spitting out water.
Dr. Stanley Vollant wants to see changes made to the Jacques Cartier monument-fountain in Saint-Henri.
(Gareth Madoc-Jones, CityNews)The monument that was completed in 1893 commemorates the life of Jacques Cartier.
The plaque on the Jacques Cartier monument-fountain in Saint-Henri.