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Canadians don't worry about national security

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By Terry Glavin Verified
| Substack
Among the surprising peculiarities in the granular details of the latest Trust in Public Institutions surveyundertaken by theOrganization on Economic Cooperation and Development is this: Among the 33 countries surveyed, Canadians rank 31st in identifying national security as a top concern. Then I thought, well, the data shows that Canadians have a lot of things to worry about - housing and inflation chief among them.
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Emancipation Day: Be Not Ashamed.

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By Terry Glavin Verified
| Substack
Readers who have followed me in Macleans, the Ottawa Citizen, the National Post and the Real Story newsletter will know that this history is something of a preocccupation of mine. Among other things, it’s a story about how we came within a hair’s breadth of a war with the United States and the unrecoverable loss of what the Fathers of Confederation would go on to envision as a peaceable dominion from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
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Terry Glavin: Emancipation Day once actually meant something in B.C. Original

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By Terry Glavin Verified
| National Post Verified
Skip to Content Revisiting the sprawling drama of the province's early beginnings An undated photograph of the Victoria Pioneer Rifle Corps, otherwise known as the African Rifles, an all-Black militia of immigrants from San Francisco's First African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church who settled on Vancouver Island in the 1860s at the invitation of Gov. James Douglas. It’s an almost entirely forgotten history.
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