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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 27, 2017

Page

6

A Vanishing Species Pioneer Peter Maendel Remembered

The piece honors Peter Maendel a pioneer permit teacher in Manitoba Hutterite education. It traces his life from Rosedale and New Rosedale colonies through wartime service in Port Arthur, his teaching career at Fairholme and Windy Bay, and his role as minister. It notes his family’s educational achievements and upcoming Dr. Louisa Loeb Reunion speakers Anna and Dora Maendel.

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Johnston apologizes over Canadian immigration origins remarks

The governor general David Johnston said during a CBC interview that all Canadians are immigrants from somewhere. He noted many ancestors arrived by ship train or plane and claimed Africans are the only truly indigenous people. The remarks sparked debate over his rhetoric and stance.

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Johnston faulted for truth in aboriginals debate draws backlash

Retired judge Brian Giesbrecht criticizes speeches defending residential schools and calls out political correctness in Canada. He argues aboriginal creation myths and history are being re written to appease aggrieved groups, noting lack of media coverage and government response.

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