Erasing History or Preserving It? Regina’s Controversial Name Game
The takeaway from these two outcomes is clear: rushed decisions can lead to unintended consequences, while a more thoughtful, measured approach ensures that choices are better informed and more beneficial to the community
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Lee Harding—— Bio and Archives--September 22, 2024
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Public opposition in Regina halts Dewdney Avenue renaming as Kamloops mass grave allegations unravel.
In a sign of the times, the same City of Regina that removed a statue of John A. MacDonald has just preserved the name of former Indian Commissioner Edgar Dewdney.
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