- by Phil Henderson
The inner harbour of "Victoria" was beautified a little bit last night with the removal of a (apparently very cheaply made) statue of James Cook.
Similar community leadership was shown in Winnipeg, where statues glorifying the British monarchy were ...
- by Michael Craig
I am generally proud to live in Canada. We have as settlers - those who came centuries ago, and others who have been welcomed as recent immigrants - found, as a rule, safety and prosperity in a country that was carved out of a northern wilderness. We are to a great extent an urban nation that is proud of its
- by Cody Hawes
A lot of people find it easy to disconnect themselves from the actions of their settler ancestors and the role played in colonization. Most of my ancestors arrived on this land between 130 and 200 years ago. Those of us who have had family here for so long feel a connection to "Canada and being Canadian". We are still settlers. When I did my own DNA testing, my results came back as ...
- by L. Jillian
Walking down to the vigil for our Muslim community this evening, I passed by the old Ryerson Park sign that was recently taken down by the city after the discovery of 215 Indigenous child graves were discovered at a residential school in B.C. The reason for the removal of the sign, I can't help but notice,
- by Anne Finlay-Stewart, Editor and Aly Boltman
“The 20th century brought more recognition and opportunity for women in Owen Sound…One of the best examples of a woman having a career and participating in all aspects of life was Mary Miller…
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