IN RECENT MONTHS, there has been debate over the federal government’s decision to spend a yet-undisclosed sum commemorating the War of 1812. The Americans will doubtless overlook this bit of their history, but I’m unable to imagine any Canadian government ignoring the two-hundred-year anniversary of a conflict that could have converted Upper and Lower Canada into two of the coldest states of the Union. | Read more at the National Post.
• 5-6 April 2013 Ka Na Ta Conversations • 7 April 2013 The Roundtable Episode 37 • 13 April 2013 Interview with Shelagh Rogers • 14 April 2013 The Roundtable Episode 38 • 15 April 2013 Ben McNally Bookstore book launch 18 April 2013 University of Toronto Jackson Lecture • 23 April 2013 Steven Wilson
"A good debate is a rare pleasure. I happen to think there is a longing in our day for real debate, “real” meaning unscripted and open and unsanitized and pugnacious and occuring over issues that matter." | READ There’s much talk about debate these days, but do we even know how to do it?
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