Meanwhile, Parks Canada is updating Sir John A. MacDonald programming at Bellevue House while the national historic site is closed for restoration work. Continue reading →

The statue has been hit several times in the past two years. Continue reading →

The locomotive, which is over 100 years old, was defaced with blue spray paint over the weekend. Continue reading →

Celebrations for Sir John A. MacDonald’s birthday have been put on hold in Kingston, and so have most of the protests. Continue reading →

Groups of protesters travelled slowly down Highway 401 on Friday as a show of support for pipeline protesters in northern British Columbia. Continue reading →

Historic Bellevue House may be closed for another season due to more renovations, says Parks Canada. Continue reading →

The Montreal statue has been spray-painted on several previous occasions, including this past August. 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 →

Kingston is giving the public the opportunity to weigh in on how the city represents its colonial past. Continue reading →