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Space Princess
We called it first! Before anyone took notice of the problems at Government House (a.k.a. Rideau Hall), The Dorchester Review's intrepid correspondents Onoto Watanna and Tisab Ting got the scoop! In fact, we initially spiked their story, which was submitted to us in 2017, for a year to give Her Excellency a grace period for improvement. Now the chickens as it were have come home to roost.
Not Guilty: Sir John A. Macdonald & the Genocide Fetish
Genocide? Quite the contrary. Patrice Dutil explains why Sir John A. Macdonald is NOT GUILTY.
The New Issue Is Live!
Vol 10 No 2 is live! (Subscribers Only). Subscribe Judging Without the Law
Our politicians have given judges much power on the assumption that there was something called the law; that law would be supreme. Not judges. But in Backhouse’s biography and L’Heureux-Dubé’s judgments there is no concept of law.
The Bogus History of Angélique
The fanciful notion that New France was a slave society evaporates like a drop of water under the desert sun, writes Frédéric Bastien