The collection of photos are inspired by the words of Metis writer, Marilyn Dumont in her poem "Letter to Sir John A. Macdonald". Connecting the lands via CP rail in so-called Canada intended to illicit a unity. In this day, this remains lacking any fulfillment. This selection of images are placed at the location of the terminal CP rail station in Vancouver and take a focal point on the iconography of the intolerance of Metis peoples by means of a L'assomption sash in various positions, including a noose- interweaving the hanging of Riel at the hands of Macdonald and the many lives lost at the residential schools and their suffering intergenerationally incurred by his policy.