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‘Silent majority’ media event met with noisy protest at Toronto City Hall
A joint news conference featuring an MP, a former mayoral candidate and several civic activists devolved into a noisy ...
Opinion
WARMINGTON: Sir John A Macdonald was set free and now the guy who wanted him freed is too
The Sun has learned Integrity TO leader Daniel Tate has had his charges withdrawn in exchange for a food bank donation ...
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Where there’s a weld, there’s a way: The works of Sheila Coultas
The work marks two firsts: the first statue of a named woman in the city of St. John’s and the first public statue in the province created by a female artist. At the heart of this project is welder ...
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The Beheading of Sir John A. Macdonald
Most Canadians are unaware that the country’s first prime minister, now smeared as “racist,” defended Indigenous rights and ...
EDITORIAL: 'Serious’ nations don’t rewrite their history
Instead of reading rational commentary by serious historians such as Professor Patrice Dutil of Toronto Metropolitan ...
What to watch this weekend: Bite into July with vampire thriller Sinners on Crave and shark content galore on Disney+ and Netflix
Plus documentaries on Montreal’s Dorchester Square and Dov Charney and fun female-forward French comedy returns ...
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Indigenous-owned Cigar Chief opens in Kingston on Canada Day across the street from history
This wasn’t simply the limestone and brick construction, but its place in the nation’s history — directly across the street ...
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Resurrecting Sir John A. statues ignores critical history lessons
“We’re freeing John A.,” Ontario Premier Doug Ford recently announced, unveiling plans to return a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald to its place of prominence overlooking the south lawn of ...
Resurrecting John A. Macdonald statues ignores critical lessons about Canada’s history
Claims that dismantling public statues and renaming roads and schools somehow erases Canadian history profoundly ...