AGAR: Do we charge living Canadian politicians involved in residential schools?
Article content If we are willing to let people topple and decapitate the statue of a man who died in 1882 (Egerton Ryerson) and destroy the statue of a prime minister who died in 1891 (Sir John A. Macdonald), what penalty should be visited on living people who perpetuated and administered into the modern era the same racist policies that have drawn the anger of the protestors? Toronto Mayor John Tory on Monday joined the chorus of voices calling for the renaming of Dundas Street in the city due to “our strong commitment to equity, inclusion and reconciliation.” As the CBC wrote, Henry Du...
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