Indian Residential School. Its success proved there was a real hunger for objective treatment of the costly ($216 million for grave searches 2021-25) and demoralizing millstone of Canada’s residential schools’ legacy. The book’s crisply diagnostic introduction was written by Dead Wrong’s editors, Chris Champion, publisher of the Dorchester Review, and Tom Flanagan, professor emeritus at the University of Calgary and chair of the Indian Residential Schools Research Group. It can also be found in democratic societies that pay lip service to freedom of speech, then repress it under the guise of empathy for the cultural equivalent of the “workers of the world.”In his chapter, “Residential Schools were no Atrocity. Reconciliation will continue to be just another woke “sign in the window,” obediently posted by meek Canadians, that nobody believes.

Source: National Post February 08, 2026 12:14 UTC