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In my opinion Sir John A McDonald did more for Canada than Louis Riel. Why do we have to hide the statue and at the same time have to drive on a Highway named after Riel.
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If we wouldn’t have a statue of Adolph Hitler, why have another leader who practiced genocide. Take down Mcdonald’s statue.
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There is no place for that statue in our city

As a non-Indigenous Canadian, I share the belief that there is no place for the statue of John A. MacDonald in Victoria Park, or in our city. I can appreciate that he was a founder of this country, but the heft of his legacy -- and this country's -- is colonialism. I am done hearing the tired arguments about this being "our history" and the "past is the past." Shamefully, colonialism is not in the past for the Indigenous peoples on this land: it is their present reality. We are so far from being where we need to be in…

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