I was happy to chat with Richard Syrett of Sauga96am about a recent article of mine that was published in the Western Standard. The article discussed an interview between Frances Widdowson and Indigenous psychologist Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson. Continue Reading →
By Michelle Stirling ©2023 Image licensed from Adobe Stock. Have I been "Beyak-ed?" Someone has tried to cancel the publication of this paper which rebuts claims made by Sean Carleton of the University of Manitoba, about a paper that he... Continue Reading →
Canada is in the grip of a ‘mass grave/missing children’ psychosis related to Indian Residential Schools. Contrary to claims in the Reid Gerbrandt - Sean Carleton report, “Debunking the “Mass Grave Hoax”: A Report on Media Coverage and Residential School Denialism in Canada” the media never corrected these stories. Continue Reading →
I find the present public obsession with Indigenous graves and genocide destructive to the future of Indigenous youth and the future of Canada. I do believe that people are missing loved ones, and I believe it is related to the phenomenon of ‘ambiguous losses’ as outlined in the forward. I hope this collection of essays might offer some insights on this complex and, for many, painful historical topic of Indian Residential Schools. Continue Reading →