Neil Macmillan
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Neil Macmillan: Voting can be a sacred responsibility (opens the original)
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As Cornwall prepares to choose from among four candidates for mayor and among 25 for eight city councillor positions in the upcoming municipal election, people are naturally thinking about who they should support when they vote. Voting is considered a civic responsibility in the world’s democracies but can it also be considered a sacred one? Historically, none of the great religious figures of ancient times like Moses, Zoroaster, Buddha, Jesus, or Muhammad provided spiritual or moral guidance on
Neil Macmillan: Emancipation 200 years after the end of British slavery (opens the original)
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As Canadians we tend to equate slavery with the cotton fields of the Deep South of the United States but not with Canada itself. However, as the Department of Canadian Heritage notes on its website, “Canadians are not always aware that Black and Indigenous Peoples were once enslaved on the land that is now Canada.” Indeed, in the aftermath of the American War of Independence, the United Empire Loyalists who moved north were legally permitted to keep their slaves as “human property.” This backgro
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