Without Him, There Would Be No Canada to Hate

The morons who support this history-erasing measure are always welcome to leave Canada and live in North Korea.

There are no Cheetos there, though:

Charlottetown city council has voted to permanently remove a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald from a downtown intersection as a response to recent revelations about Canada’s residential school system.

The decision late Monday followed a vigil earlier in the day where demonstrators placed 215 pairs of shoes next to the statue of Macdonald, whose government introduced the residential school system in 1883.

(Sidebar: Babi Yar but not particular enough, I suppose.)

Did anyone leave a pair of shoes for Phoenix Sinclair? What about Kaydance and Santana Pauchay? Why not?

Also:

The Commons has unanimously passed a bill to designate September 30 a paid holiday for 1.3 million federally-regulated employees. The bill proclaiming a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation now proceeds to the Senate: ‘People might ask how one day that establishes a statutory holiday for a limited number of people can make a difference.’

They are taking a paid day for justice!