I guess denying the Holodomor is okay with some Canadian academics

Dougal MacDonald’s insipid views do not belong in Canadian society, let alone on a university campus.

Starved peasants on a street in Kharkiv, 1933.Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikipedia

January 20, 2020

OTTAWA—We live in an amazingly fortunate country, don’t we? Sure, there are outstanding issues and problems we must address, but when we look at things from 37,000 feet, we have it good. We are relatively safe, relatively secure, and we are n...

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