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You cant erase history

Right or wrong, the past is the past. You cant cancel history. Learn from the past and move forward and improve. Cancel culture is bullshit and the fact you take down a statue doesnt mean it didnt happen. wake up Regina
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John A Macdonald was not even Prime Minister when Saskatchewan join Federation

Wilfrid Laurier was Prime Minister when Saskatchewan joined federation in 1905. You can argue he helped spur the railway across Canada but you have to acknowledge to build that railway they kicked off people from their lands, particularly in Saskatchewan.
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Bring the John A. Macdonald statue home to his "birth place"

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We are a committee in the process of restoring the Provincially Designated Heritage Site, known as the JOHN NUGENT STUDIO. This lovely part of history is located in LUMSDEN, SASKATCHEWAN. We have been watching and listening carefully to the discussion surrounding the removal of the SIR JOHN A. MACDONALD STATUE. This piece of history is very important to us as we work respectfully and diligently to restore the legacy of Mr. Nugent. His contribution to the National and International Artistic community is invaluable. He received many commissions and awards. We, as family, friends and community…

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