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Decades-old anti-Japanese resentment and fear exploded after the attack on Pearl Harbor, but Japanese Canadians were already excluded from mainstream Canadian society.
No, there is a limit to the tyrant's power! When the oppressed man finds no justice, When the burden grows unbearable, he appeals With fearless heart to Heaven, And thence brings down his everlasting rights, Which there abide, inalienably his,...
When it was her turn to speak Thursday morning in the debate over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's decision to trigger the Emergencies Act, interim Conservative leader Candice Bergen called it a "sledgehammer approach." Her choice of words was probably deliberate.
Conservative MP Frank Caputo said police already have the tools under the Criminal Code of Canada to address unlawful protesting
No, there is a limit to the tyrant’s power! When the oppressed man finds no justice, When the burden grows unbearable, he appeals With fearless heart to Heaven, And thence brings down his everlasting rights, Which there abide, inalienably his, And indestructible as stars themselves. — Friedrich Schiller, Wilhelm Tell’s Rutli Oath, from Schiller's play