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Slavery in Canada: The facts rarely told
Executive summary This study summarizes the key facts on slavery in Canada, from the colonial period to slavery’s eradication in British Columbia over four centuries later. In early Canada, indigenous slave-trading networks were robust: Thus, it makes sense that about 64 percent of all the slaves held by Europeans in New France from the mid-17th […]
Why the West’s separatists could be just as big a threat as Quebec’s
It is a mistake to dismiss the movement as too small In light of the poor showing by separatist candidates in recent Alberta byelections, pundits and politicians will be tempted to again dismiss threats of western separatism as over-hyped, and too tiny to be taken seriously, just as they did before and after the April 28 […]
We need an immigration policy that will serve all Canadians
A new ministry should be held responsible for ensuring we’re letting in people who will further our economic interests, and that infrastructure can keep up Canadians deserve an immigration system that serves the national interest. This is exactly what we once had when most Canadians agreed with the economic and cultural arguments in favour of […]
