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LETTER: TBPL should be distancing itself from council reforms - Vimarsana News

LETTER: TBPL should be distancing itself from council reforms

TBPL used to be committed to the central principle of decolonization, which is to decentre settler colonial perspectives and re-centre Indigenous perspectives.

YEAR IN REVIEW: March 2023 - Vimarsana News

YEAR IN REVIEW: March 2023

TBNewswatch is looking back at the top 10 stories of each month in 2023, as chosen by Dougall Media's director of news, Leith Dunick. Here are the picks from March.

Letter to the Editor: Thunder Bay should step up for Sister Cities program - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Editor: Thunder Bay should step up for Sister Cities program

In a letter to the editor, John Pateman argues Thunder Bay's recently-cut sister cities program offered valuable global connections.

Stalinists still lying about Hungary 1956 - Vimarsana News

Stalinists still lying about Hungary 1956

In recent years it has become widely accepted, even by Communist Party members, that Hungary 1956 was no counter-revolution, and that the Russian invasion was wrong. So it came as a genuine shock to read a piece in the Morning Star of 15 May, headed: “Despite its best efforts, you can still see socialism in Budapest” with a sub-heading that includes the words “Infamous for the misunderstood events of 1956”. By “misunderstood” it’s clear that the author (one John Pateman) does not mean the Stalinist lies about a “counter-revolution” — quite the contrary.

Stalinists still lying about Hungary 1956 - Vimarsana News

Stalinists still lying about Hungary 1956

In recent years it has become widely accepted, even by Communist Party members, that Hungary 1956 was no counter-revolution, and that the Russian invasion was wrong. So it came as a genuine shock to read a piece in the Morning Star of 15 May, headed: “Despite its best efforts, you can still see socialism in Budapest” with a sub-heading that includes the words “Infamous for the misunderstood events of 1956”. By “misunderstood” it’s clear that the author (one John Pateman) does not mean the Stalinist lies about a “counter-revolution” — quite the contrary.