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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A Submission to the Permanent People’s Tribunal
The Permanent People’s Tribunal (57th Session) passed judgement on Canada and Canadians on the allegations of missing children and unmarked graves and other aspects of treatment of Indigenous people. The process fraught with conflicts of in...
Dear Canadaland - Jesse Brown and Harrison Lowman…
By Michelle Stirling ©2026
Canadaland is following up on the Globe and Mail’s editorial ‘mea culpa’ about their journalistic malpractice of not acquiring evidence, before reporting on the Kamloops Indian Band’s claim of ‘confirming the hum...
Globe and Mail – Still in the Grip of Mass Graves Psychosis
By Michelle Stirling ©2026 (with files from Nina Green)
After five years of visceral hurt in Canada, where former Indian Residential School students were led to believe that their once loved priests, nuns, ministers, and staff were secretl...
Just for Laffs Genocide Edition
By Michelle Stirling ©2026
Across social media, a great hue and cry has arisen over the ham-fisted attempt at genocide humor by a co-production of the CBC, APTN, and an Indigenous production company. The show’s working title was reportedly...
Fact Checking The Tyee on Residential School Denialism
.By Michelle Stirling ©2026 (Many thanks to Nina Green for files, references, and review)
In the recent article in The Tyee titled, “Who’s Behind the Residential School Denialism Movement?”, budding journo Emily Enns references comments fr...
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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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