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The Dieppe Raid: Telling and Retelling →
By Mike Bechthold Originally published in The Dorchester Review, Vol. 8, No. 2, Autumn-Winter 2018, pp. 38-41. ? THE DIEPPE RAID of 19 August 1942 is the subject more discussion,...
Professors Milligan & Peace: A Reply →
By C. P. Champion ? Dear Professors Milligan and Peace, Ian and Thomas (if I may), The Dorchester Review is indeed grateful for the notice you have taken of our...
Historians Rally vs. "Genocide" Myth →
We write to express our grave disappointment with the Canadian Historical Association’s “Canada Day Statement”?claiming that it is “abundantly clear” treatment of Indigenous peoples was genocidal.?We demand the Council retract...
The “Canada Is Back” Humbug →
“Canada’s back.” It's what they all say, writes ADAM CHAPNICK. But?Canada is not sufficiently critical to world politics to necessitate official announcements of its alleged coming and going.
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The Traditionalist René Lévesque
Was René Lévesque truly a leftist??Mathieu Bock-C?té?explains that?Lévesque loathed ideological radicalism above all things, and?why?Quebec's intelligentsia still has trouble understanding Lévesque's place in history.
How the English Invented the Scots
The obvious, belaboured role played by Scots in shaping Canada is really a facet of their wider role as empire-builders, writes C.P. Champion.?The intertwined history of Scots and English suggests that if misery can make for strange bedfellows, so too can shared interests.