Canadian history is under attack
Become a premium Juno News subscriber today and save 20%: https://www.junonews.com/harrisonreturnStatues, landmarks, schools, churches and roads are being renamed, toppled, burned and erased before our eyes. The relentless campaign to erase and rewrite Canadian history has, unfortunately, been a success for the radical left. So far, whatever the radical left has targeted for renaming or destruction has succeeded. On this episode of Ratio'd, Harrison Faulkner lists off the lost statues, erased names and landmarks to serve as a checklist for what must be restored and rebuilt.
Rebuilding monuments and restoring lost names is not just window dressing. It's a symbol that Canada still stands for something worth preserving and that we, as Canadians, still care about our heritage.
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