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No John A, No Canada

The Sir John A statue should be restored in a public location in the city. Signage should be updated about the good and bad of his legacy but as the founder of this country he deserves a statue in Regina.

Governments fail again!

In my opinion when the issue surfaced around the residential school graves near Kamloops BC, governments at all levels had an opportunity to contact First Nation and Métis leaders to humbly ask in a respectful way how to best address this situation that would be acceptable to the aboriginal peoples.They didn’t and now wonder why there’s been a huge black lash! Now they want to discuss things with them.I applaud the fact their making an effort to engage with aboriginal groups, but government continues to forget to do this before or at the time of the issue, despite the thousands…

History does not equal statues

Statues are meant to commemorate, memorialize and idolize individuals, not teach populations about history. In today's society John A is not to be commemorated, memorialized or idolized. Remove the statue and don't listen to the ignorant masses who most likely only learned history from one class in high school 30 or more years ago.

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