Montreal’s Sir John A. Macdonald statue should be put back: Patrice Dutil in the Montreal Gazette
This article originally appeared in the Montreal Gazette. By Patrice Dutil, February 16, 2023 Montreal’s city council is about to ...
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Henry Dundas was an abolitionist. He deserves a street named after him: Patrice Dutil in the National Post
The article originally appeared in the National Post. By Patrice Dutil, January 30, 2023 It’s an issue that won’t go ...
Commemorative policy: Obstacles to getting it right in Toronto
By Patrice Dutil January 20, 2023 PDF of commentary “An objective reading of the history, the significance of this street ...
Six ways to erase Sir John A. Macdonald in time for his 208th birthday: Patrice Dutil in the Windsor Star
This article originally appeared in the Windsor Star. By Patrice Dutil, January 13, 2023 Against the will of Canadians, only ...
Canada’s First Cheerleader: Elizabeth II (1926-2022) – Patrice Dutil for Inside Policy
By Patrice Dutil, December 21, 2022 “It is very good to be home.” –Elizabeth II, June 28, 2016 Canada lost ...
The Sir John A. Macdonald monument in Montreal: Must the vandals win? Patrice Dutil for Inside Policy
By Patrice Dutil, December 1, 2022 A City of Montreal ad hoc committee examining the future of the Sir John ...
Canadians refuse to let Sir John A. Macdonald be cancelled: Patrice Dutil in the National Post
This article originally appeared in the National Post. By Patrice Dutil, April 5, 2022 The vandalism carried out in the ...
When Canada lost its training wheels: Patrice Dutil in the National Post
The Statute of Westminster quietly acknowledged the obvious: Canada was a real country that was responsible for its self-determination, writes ...
Canada is not a half-mast nation: Patrice Dutil for Inside Policy
The vast majority of Canadians are eager to know better the real triumphs of past generations in forging a progressive ...
How channelling a Liberal PM could help O’Toole reboot the Tories: Patrice Dutil in the National Post
Erin O’Toole must clearly expand his appeal to voters who might be tempted to vote Conservative but hesitate to do ...
If Ryerson falls, then everything must go: Patrice Dutil in the National Post
The names we give to public institutions remind us of our history. Most honour people who espoused great ambition and ...
Egerton Ryerson is Being Misjudged: Patrice Dutil and Ron Stagg in The Dorchester Review
Ryerson would have been horrified by the abuses and cruelties later perpetrated on Indigenous children by residential schools, write Patrice ...
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