“The whole thing was a bit excessive,” Sanderson says explaining the security guards started grabbing at Tobias, placing her in handcuffs. Continue reading
A group calling itself the Delhi-Dublin Anti-Colonial Solidarity Brigade has claimed responsibility for the vandalism. Continue reading
The statue has been hit several times in the past two years. Continue reading
The controversy continues in Victoria over the removal of a statue of Canada’s first prime minister. Continue reading
We do not need to trash great figures of history because of their human failings, Charles Adler says. Continue reading
The debate on whether to remove statues of Sir John A. Macdonald — Canada’s first prime minister and also a catalyst for the country’s residential schools — continues to mount. Continue reading
Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps has apologized for making people feel they were excluded from the decision to remove the Sir John A. Macdonald statue from in front of Victoria city hall. Continue reading
A 47-year-old Vibank, Sask. man will be charged with mischief under $5,000 for apparently vandalizing the John A. Macdonald statue in Regina with red paint. Continue reading
Regina’s John A. Macdonald statue had its hands spray-painted red sometime overnight. Earlier this year the monument was coloured green and yellow. Continue reading
John A. Macdonald was democratically elected, so the Canadians of his day either felt the same way he did, or at least thought they were helping the cause, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading