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© Madelaine Toupin. All rights reserved.
Nanunnguaq
Afghan mine clearer
Former Mujahedeen, now mine clearer
Protesting the 2013 Quebec Charter of Values
Dacca, Bangladesh
A girl at Occupy Montreal during the Global Day of Action, October 5, 2011
Young, Wild and Free
Stair wells
We are Raif
While she waits for Raif
Environmental Transformation
Gone But Not Forgotten
You are alright
Everyone should be able to feel the ocean PEI. Tout le monde devrait être en mesure de se sentir l'océan PEI
The people of Déline
Sacred Fire
Vuong, Jean & Johnny
Santo Cristo celebrations - Portuguese district, Montréal
Persistence of memory
Indian boys bathing in a pond
and so she comes to dream herself the tree
REDress Public Art Installation
Freedom Africa
Points of View – National Human Rights Photography Exhibition
Gone But Not Forgotten, 2016, Madelaine Toupin, Beausejour, Manitoba

In 1959, this home was abandoned when the Inuit village of Hebron, Newfoundland and Labrador, was forcibly relocated. After the Province declared the community unviable, all residents were forced to move to new and unfamiliar areas, resulting in poverty and starvation.

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Madelaine Toupin
Beausejour, Canada
Member since 2016
Finalist
Photo Information
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© Madelaine Toupin.
All rights reserved.
Image Source: Digital Camera (High Resolution Image)
Date Taken: 08.2016
Total Views: 1549
Filed Under: Reconciliation
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Date Uploaded: Dec. 30, 2016, 2:21 p.m.
Camera Make:
Canon
Camera Model: Canon EOS REBEL T4i
Focal Length: 22mm
Shutter Speed: 1/125
Aperture: f11
ISO: ISO100
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