Those who tear down statues doom Canada to forget lessons of history: O'Toole

Those who tear down statues doom Canada to forget lessons of history: O'Toole

Erin O’Toole says those who tear down statues of the country’s founders are dooming Canada to forget the lessons of history. The new Conservative leader made the comments during his first official caucus meeting in Ottawa on Wednesday.

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Simon Fraser University cuts English, translation programs due to rising costs

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