Minute Visit: Louis Riel and European Settlers

minute visit: While Mr, according to Globe and Mail. O'Neill predicted the new exhibition will generate its fair share of criticism, he maintained that no one will be able to deny that various sides of the most important stories in the country's history are on full display. Finally, the team behind the new hall adopted an approach that gives a voice to First Nations, European settlers and various immigrant groups at all relevant points of the 90 to 120-minute visit. The Canadian History Hall tackles everything from the decimation of Indigenous communities, the deportation of Acadians, the tragedy of residential schools, racist immigration policies, Quebec separatism and controversies such as Louis Riel's hanging. O'Neill said as he gave a preview of the new exhibition to The Globe and Mail this week. Doing history is very difficult, Mr. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.