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Deputy Mayor Brian O’Leary’s tone-deaf commentary on Indigenous-settler relations cannot go unchecked.
His ill-informed idea of blaring sirens was bad enough, and thankfully has been walked back. Yet O’Leary is quoted as saying, “I think that we can all agree that what happened to these Indigenous children is something that our ancestors did to their ancestors. ...
Dear Councillors:
This letter marks the first time that we have written you. Such is the significance of the matter at hand.
We urge you to please reconsider your decision to proceed with "a citywide sounding of emergency vehicle sirens ...
While I appreciate that each person has a right to celebrate Canada Day as they wish, I am disappointed that the slate of entertainers for Owen Sound does not even include any indigenous performer. While such an invitation may ...
I was saddened to learn of the recent passing of teaching colleague Dinie Ritchie. I had the opportunity of working alongside Dinie and Mary Ellen Thorne for a number of years in the primary open area at Dufferin School.
A good soul, Dinie was deeply committed to her young ...
To Owen Sound City Council,
We are calling on the City of Owen Sound to cancel the Canada Day celebrations out of respect for Indigenous communities and families who lost children to the Residential Schools.
On Thursday, May 27, the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation confirmed that the remains ...
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