The argument is not about the past. It is about the present. The post-modern jihadis are determined that our public spaces and discourse be purged of any memory of how people saw things in the past. Their enemy is not dead people but living people who appreciate how our world was built, by people who got much right.| The Dorchester Review
When name-calling substitutes for facts By Rodney A. Clifton MANITOBA'S FORMER Progressive Conservative Justice Minister, James C. McCrae, has been slandered as “a residential school denier” because he holds dissenting views that contradict the accepted narrative on Indian Residential Schools, at least according to Tom Brodbeck, an editorial writer for the Winnipeg Free Press (“No room for residential school denial in government,” May 27, 2023, A2). I am a colleague of Jim McCrae, an...| The Dorchester Review
The claim that 150,000 status Indian children were 'forced' to attend residential schools is misleading at best, write Nina Green, Brian Giesbrecht, and Tom Flanagan. For example, enforcement of compulsory attendance was often lax to non-existent.| The Dorchester Review