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LAKE GEORGE — Lake George Arts Project presents Pictures Within Pictures, an exhibition of collages and works on paper by Dan Cameron, running from Ju...
Article content Is Justin Trudeau capable of keeping it real? The PM has been accused of being a fake feminist over his own Kokanee groping past and his treatment of women while in government, and his wearing of blackface had many question his claims of fighting racism. But using a fake MacBook to try to look cool? We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Trudeau's fake MacBook photo draws hilarious reaction online Back to video The Liberal Party posted photos showing Trudeau kicking off a training session for party volunteers. Astute Toronto Sun jour...
Article content Macdonald legacy needs correcting We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Your letters for May 4, 2021: Better enforcement of rallies needed Back to video Macdonald very purposefully used genocide as a means to dispossess Indigenous peoples of their land so he could make the Canadian nation. In 1878, Macdonald implemented a policy of starvation against Indigenous peoples living in the area that was to become Saskatchewan. His goal was to force Indigenous peoples on to reserves and thus clear the plains for white settlement. In Macdona...
Article content Hiding John A. away doesn’t solve issue The removal of the statues of Sir John A. Macdonald from public spaces presents a lost opportunity. Gone is the possibility of setting out his mistakes as well as his accomplishments. These mistakes, like the statues, have been hidden away from public view. We are now dependent on our school system to teach us that sad history. And in Saskatchewan, a single Canadian history course is offered in high school. It is not a mandatory requirement to graduate. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or