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EXCERPT: Indigenous Toronto, Stories That Carry This Place (Coach House Books, 2021).
NOW THAT WE KNOW
When I first accepted a faculty position at the downtown Tkaronto university where I now work, I was unaware of the legacy of the man whose name the institution bears. I didn’t know the significance of the statue I pass dozens of times each day. I didn’t know that this man, who as Chief Superintendent of Schools for what was then called Upper Canada, advocated free compulsory public day schools for white children only. I didn’t know he had a different vision for Indigenous children – a vision that would pave the way for the Indian residential school system. I didn’t know he enacted the 1850 Common Schools Act, a piece of legislation resulting in the ‘legal’ exclusion of Black children from public schools in Ontario and forcing them to attend segregated schools in communities across the province. I didn’t know he opposed education for girls beyond the elementary l
Lumberjack Politicos
. Republished by Coach House Books in 2019 (originally published in 1987).
On the mountaintop a sinking sunray hits a tile ï¬oor. Shining through the public chaletâs glass doors. The coffee machine guard has gone home. But there is a troubled rumour in the room. Suddenly the place ï¬lls up with freaks. Hippies left over from the sixties. And some striking hospital workers. Everybodyâs stoned. The sky is gathering like a stormy sea. On the radio, a voice says: âBonsoir, les amis. Nous voilà à presque dix ans de la Crise dâoctobre. Notons, par ailleurs, lâapproche dâune tempête de neige vers 20 heures.â