Canada can be a home to everyone except those who made it, as the official story so often now goes. At universities, in corporate boardrooms, and at municipal ceremonies from Victoria to Halifax, Canadians are reminded that they sleep, live, and breathe upon somebody else’s “traditional territory,” as “uninvited guests” on “stolen” land. This is the doctrine of delegitimization, designed to make Canadians politically and spiritually docile, for whatever reason.  Read More