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Yes, Canada also had slaves—for 200 years How a defiant black woman sought her freedom, and likely razed Montreal’s core HISTORY BY BRIAN BETHUNE • In 1733, the governor general of New France, the Marquis de Beauharnois, found himself in need of a hangman and torturer, a position most colonial societies had trouble keeping manned. So he obtained, from the Caribbean island of Martinique, a black slave and convicted murderer named Mathieu Léveillé.
THE RACIST FACE OF SARS The outbreak is more than a health threat. It’s also a test of our values. The Back Page WARREN KINSELLA THE MORNING SUBWAY is usually jammed with bodies. Dozens of Toronto commuters stand wherever they can find a few inches of space, swaying as the train heads south. Seats are hard to come by during rush hour on the Yonge Street line—but not today. In a subway car packed to the doors, there are more than a few places to sit.
Politics 'DUMB AS A BAG OF HAMMERS’ The PM’s proposed party finance reforms anger critics—mainly Liberals February 3 2003 JULIAN BELTRAME 'DUMB AS A BAG OF HAMMERS’ Politics JULIAN BELTRAME The PM’s proposed party finance reforms anger critics—mainly Liberals CALL IT A NEW silly season in Canadian politics—albeit one coinciding with the longest winter freeze in years.
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