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"In its current gussied-up state, Bellevue House will easily outlast our current Liberal government and its obsession with denigrating Canada’s past."

Historica Canada quietly deleted a sympathetic portrayal of Sir John A. Macdonald from its official YouTube page, citing “feedback from educators” on the first Canadian prime minister’s “controversial” legacy.

The board of the cemetery housing the remains of Canada’s first prime minister has voted against relocating a statue of him at his gravesite citing his alleged flawed history. 

A statue of Canada’s first prime minister and the founder of Confederation was vandalized at Gore Park in Hamilton on Monday.

On Monday, the Queen’s board of trustees agreed to rename Sir John A Macdonald Hall after a lengthy consultation on the matter.

Since the statue was taken down, several senior politicians have spoken out against the protesters’ actions.

Candice Malcolm and Dr. Brian Lee Crowley discuss what makes Canada so unique and the many great accomplishments of Sir John A Macdonald.

Lindsay Shepherd joins Harrison on The Faulkner Show to discussTrue North’s latest best seller and the attacks on Macdonald’s legacy.

Fans of Canada’s founding prime minister can now purchase True North’s first children’s book, “A Day with Sir John A.” written by Lindsay Shepherd and illustrated by Tatsiana Gubich, just in time for Christmas.

True North has released its first children’s book today, an illustrated story book titled “A Day with Sir John A.“The book is a blend of fiction and non-fiction, featuring a young boy named Emerson and Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald. Tune into The Daily Brief!