Afghanistan and the politics of memory
A vigil has been unveiled for Canada’s longest war. But who is the audience? Commentary in Ottawa Citizen by Queen’s University historian Ian McKay and Kingston writer Jamie, authors of […]
Posts by Paul Clifford:
The Significance Of PeaceQuest’s White Square
White is a symbol of non-combat. White is the colour of the hundreds of thousands of crosses in war cemeteries. War supporters pinned white feathers on men who were not […]
Education Stream Meetings, Kingston
Two meetings have taken place with teachers of all divisions and interested students. A third meeting is planned for Monday, June 17,at 4 p.m., at the LDSB office. Newcomers are […]
Plans for Peaceful Education, Kingston
Many schools will use the White Square exercise with students during the first week of the school year to inform students of PeaceQuest and invite them to think about how […]
MP Alexandre Boulerice: Latest Casualty of the Great War
Six years ago, Québec activist Alexandre Boulerice denounced the First World War as “butchery.” The war cost millions of lives and enriched countless capitalists…Read more in the Toronto Star.