John A. Macdonald’s mistake
Tearing down statues and decrying historic decisions in no way takes the measure of a great man, or his flaws when it comes to the Indigenous
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Author: Brian Giesbrecht
Tearing down statues, losing perspective on history’s heroes
John A. Macdonald and Louis Riel had serious flaws. So did Nellie McClung. But nothing is served by repudiating their good work
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Canada’s identity forged by struggle that created shared values
Trudeau is wrong – it’s not just diversity that makes us strong, it’s how our diverse parts find so much in common
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Canada’s multiculturalism model stands the test
But we need to avoid repeating the mistakes so common in western Europe when it comes to immigration
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A bad rap: one singer’s misplaced perspective on treaty rights
The federal government now spends approximately $100,000 per year on each First Nations family
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