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Murray Sinclair’s Fabrications
Murray Sinclair is indeed the éminence grise respecting all things Indigenous and especially, these days, Indian Residential Schools. But unfortunately a number of his statements are not true.
Two-Thirds Did Not Attend Residential School
Only one-third of status Indian children ever attended a Residential School. By 1950 only 9,316 of the 29,167 school-age status Indian children, or 31.94%, were enrolled in residential schools.
The New Issue Is Live! (Subscribers Only)
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Diversity at Any Cost
Canada’s Defence Leaders Misunderstand the ‘Problem’ of Tradition. The new approach assumes that dress regulations are designed to make the individual member a better clerk, or cook, or technician. But they weren’t. What they were intended to do was to signal one’s willingness to submit to discipline.
The ‘Doctrine of Discovery’ & the Myth of Papal Bulls
IT IS A POPULAR REFRAIN among activists, indigenous and non-, that explorers from Europe did not really “discover” North America. They point out that indigenous peoples were already here — a fact that was first discovered, oddly enough, by explorers. Their claims about Papal Bulls are bogus.