Crombie Criticizes Macdonald Statue Cancellations

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WARMINGTON: John A. Macdonald may be resurrected if Bonnie Crombie becomes premier

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Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie hints at ending the cancellation madness that has been rampant the last few years .

Crombie said it’s just not right and the delay in deciding what to do with the statue inside is even worse.

Ontario has seen Sir John A. Macdonald statues torn down in Kingston , Picton and Hamilton .

“I think Torontonians would be much more positive about the change to Sankofa Square if the city had represented Henry Dundas ’s role accurately,” said Jennifer Dundas , a living relative of the original Dundas .

“Rebranding started on the wrong foot after the city ignored eminent historians, shut down public consultations, and allowed a few bureaucrats and hand-picked community activists to control the process.”.

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