By Colin Alexander —— Bio and Archives--July 21, 2024
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North of Nowhere: Song of a Truth and Reconciliation Commissioner,
by Marie Wilson (Anansi Press, 2024, 362 pp. Hardcover $34.99)
A Review by
Colin Alexander
This recently published book of reminiscences, by former Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) commissioner Marie Wilson, warrants a review only because she regurgitates widely accepted falsehoods that need to be debunked. Promotion for North of Nowhere erroneously suggests that it represents real history from Canada’s Indian Residential Schools (IRS) inquiry.
But as historian Basil Liddell Hart explains “The object [of history] might be…expressed thus: to find out what happened while trying to find out why it happened. In other words, to seek the causal relations between events.”
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