Harris’ campaign platform, the Common Sense Revolution, was a radical document. But surely, I thought then, its more radical elementswould be replaced with middle-of-the-road policies, the hallmarks of previous Progressive Conservative regimes. Instead, I was surprised.
Why would the Church discredit the generations of good works by its devoted priests and nuns, along with the current efforts of researchers using historical documents, provincial death certificates and archival records, to ascertain the truth?
Macdonald’s treatment at the hands of Montreal’s city council was textbook. The City Staff Report on Macdonald himself, however, is misleading and misinformed and can only be described as a petty, cartoon view of Macdonald worthy of a lazy secondary school essay.
Criminal Justice is clearly broken. Regrettably Ben Perrin's proposals are old hat, and his book is a massive, agonizingly woke, unhelpful, and unreflective disappointment.
Everybody knows that Residential Schools were places of terrible abuse and misery. But were they in fact? Fortunately a great deal of evidence is becoming available. Health data from the archives suggest otherwise.