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Article content We are longtime subscribers, and I was delighted this morning to see that venerable and well-liked Stephen Hume is back writing the six-part series on BC@150: Essays in Confederation. He has done well in this initial column on unraveling some of the complexity of the past related to B.C. history, and indeed all of Canada. The mists of the past First Nations, the hint of a reflection of all of Canada written poignantly and more balanced on the historical perspectives. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Letters to The Sun, July 24, ...

Illegal. what do you think about that strategy? >> no, it was clear from all the facts and circumstances of that call that it was a violation of the constitution. it's exactly what the removal clause was included to address. people were worried and nervous about having an executive in our constitution in the first place, because they didn't like king george iii and they had no executive under the previous regime, the articles of c confederation, so they had to prove it wasn't fatally dangerous to have a president in the first place. that was in writing the constitution by including the power. ...

Trying to get in and he couldn't get in. thank goodness those doors were locked. >> thank goodness. ryan young in kentucky, thank you. what is going on in america? let's have that conversation. with me now, randy blazec, the chairman of the oregon c confederation against hate crime. he's been studying hate crime for more than 30 years. randy, ryan was talking about what happened in kentucky. we've been talking about the attacks on people because of the color of their skin, the place they worship, and the political views they hold. what is happening? >> yeah, frightening. it's just sort of gut ...