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- Sep 25, 2026
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Anarchy in the Streets: How Arthur Meighen Defeated the 1919 Winnipeg Strike (opens the original)
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Winnipeg in the summer of 1919 was a scene of tragic anarchy. On May 15, labour activists declared a General Strike and took over the city, bringing it to a standstill. Workers had genuine grievances, but the strike leaders got carried away. In a nutshell, they were inspired by the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, socialism, and “class war,” and militants demagogued the workers with little regard for the consequences. Public transit, the postal system (an essential service in the pre-internet era
Hugh Macdonald, John A’s Son: ‘All Time Kindliest Gentleman’ (opens the original)
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Sir John A. Macdonald was a hard act to follow, as four successors in five years found out. No other prime minister has matched his expansive mastery or faith in the parliamentary system, let alone the profound public esteem he enjoyed. The Macdonalds were anything but complacent. Rather they strove, each according to his capacity, to prevent the failure of the Dominion. Canada could not have survived successful armed resistance in the West; America would have snatched up the pieces. Hugh grew u
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