ROTHENBURGER – Book banning on the bumpy road toward reconciliation
IT’S BEEN THREE YEARS and a bit since the announcement that 215 suspected graves (later re-calculated to 200) had been found on the grounds of the Kamloops Indian [Continue]
Reconciliation
RECONCILIATION – A buzzword with a battlefield of conflicting interpretations
By GEOFFREY MOYSE, KC Troy Media Contributor If you Google the First Peoples Law website, you will find a one-minute explanation of “What is reconciliation” by Bruce [Continue]
FORSETH – I said to the Narwhal: ‘This isn’t so-called Canada – it IS Canada’
A SEPTEMBER 30 NEWSLETTER in The Narwhal had a piece, from Karin Saxena, entitled “Holding space for both grief and resilience“. The piece began with the [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER: In search of a definition for residential school denialism
THE STORY of a skeptic who showed up at the Kamloops residential school with a shovel in hand, ready to start digging for unmarked graves, came to light in an unusual way. It [Continue]
RECONCILIATION – Sir John A. and the fog of cancel culture
Macdonald was a strong advocate for Indigenous Canadians. His record speaks for itself By GREG PIASETZKI Troy Media THERE IS AN ANCIENT AXIOM that “truth is the first [Continue]
THE POPE’S WORDS – ‘I humbly beg forgiveness for the evil committed’
Full text of the apology to indigenous people delivered today (July 25, 2022) by Pope Francis in Maskwacis, Alta. Madam Governor General. Mr. Prime Minister. Dear Indigenous [Continue]
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