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Christie Blatchford protested
Sorry, missed this one on Friday but it appears Christie Blatchford has angered at least a few folks with her new book. Members of the Kitchener-Waterloo Anti-Racist Action apparently didn’t want her to speak on Nov. 12 as part of a tour promoting her new book on the land-rights conflict between the Ontario government and Six Nations, Helpless, Caledonia’s nightmare of fear and anarchy and how the law failed all of us.
[node:ad]Sorry, missed this one on Friday but it appears Christie Blatchford has angered at least a few folks with her new book. Members of the Kitchener-Waterloo Anti-Racist Action apparently didn’t want her to speak on Nov. 12 as part of a tour promoting her new book on the land-rights conflict between the Ontario government and Six Nations, Helpless, Caledonia’s nightmare of fear and anarchy and how the law failed all of us.
Dale Bass
November 16, 2010
So, here’s why I posted this:
So, here’s why I posted this: Boy, that’s one nasty blog posting there but I wonder if it’s simply uber-partisan or reflective of the mood back in Eastern Ontario about the book.