Sorry No More - Exposing the Bitter Roots of 'Sugarcane'
Michelle StirlingExposing the Bitter Roots of 'Sugarcane' is a research Substack that explores facts vs the deceptive National Geographic shock-u-mentary 'Sugarcane' and addresses related issues on allegations of missing children at Indian Residential Schools.
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Marc Miller’s Greatest Grifts!
By Michelle Stirling ©2026
Minister Marc Miller is Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture. He recently expressed shock and dismay at a new series of T-Shirts that Rebel News is selling as a counter-point to “Orange Shirt Day.”
Back in...
Carleton and Sinclair: Avoiding Truth and Respect in their Polemic against So-called “Denialists”
By Michelle Stirling ©2026
In Sean Carleton and Niigaan Sinclair’s latest historical revisionist article, they try to trash the Globe and Mail for finally admitting it did shoddy reporting on the Kamloops Indian Band’s May 27, 2021, claim...
Putting Facts before Fantasy:
By Michelle Stirling ©2026
Canadian Dimension just published an article by University of Manitoba academics, Niigaan Sinclair and Sean Carleton. They denounce the Globe and Mail’s recent mea culpa over its own shoddy reporting of five year...
(Un)Censored History Invites me on the Show
Our topic? What happens when you’re not allowed to question history?
Click here to watch the show. Comments welcome!
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How can we Celebrate Emancipation Day when Indigenous Slaves in British Columbia were not Emancipated:
By Michelle Stirling ©2026
Not unexpectedly, Terry Glavin was offended by my previous post about his commentary on Emancipation Day in British Columbia. He posted his email to me online.
Glavin also noted in that commentary that he has c...
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Michelle Stirling researched, wrote, and co-produced historical shows about Southern Alberta under the supervision of Dr. Hugh Dempsey, then curator of the Glenbow Museum. See more on Medium, SSRN, Substack-Climate of Hope, and michellestirling.com
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