Ten years after Colten Boushie, a young Indigenous man, was fatally shot on a Saskatchewan farm, his family reports limited progress towards healing. The family states that the loss continues to be compounded by a persistent stream of hateful and misinformed commentary online and in media. These comments frequently demonstrate a lack of understanding regarding the details of Boushie’s death and the subsequent legal proceedings. The ongoing presence of stereotypes and “mistruths” actively hinders reconciliation and any potential for closure for the Boushie family. They emphasize the continued need to address systemic issues of racial bias and prejudice that contributed to and followed the tragedy. The family feels the narrative surrounding his death remains clouded by misinformation, obstructing genuine efforts at understanding and healing. This highlights a deep frustration with the slow pace of progress towards justice and respectful dialogue.