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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Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal Perversion of Justice
How an inquiry alleged to be into ‘Missing and disappeared Indigenous childrenand [nefarious] unmarked graves in Canada’ admitted unrelated ‘evidence’ from investigative journalist, Connie Walker, which posthumously defames Father Gauthier...
Responding to Ann Diamond’s Comment
Ann’s comments are in bold. My response is not.
There was a “cultural genocide” in Canada that resulted in apartheid-like separation.
Some of the European explorers who arrived in Canada in the early days either died of exposure in the ex...
When Even the Most Rational Man is Fooled by Empathy
By Michelle Stirling ©2026 Many thanks to Nina Green for her research.
It’s hard for me to write this article. I am a big fan of Dr. Jordan Peterson. I watched with horror as he became ‘public-enemy-number-one’ over his stance against comp...
CBC’s Front Burner – Advocating for Criminalizing Due Diligence and Due Process
By Michelle Stirling ©2026
CBC’s Front Burner recently produced a podcast featuring host Jason Markusoff, settler historian Sean Carleton and Indigenous activist Niigaan Sinclair on the topic of “What’s fueling residential school denialism...
Why did you Give Them a Number?
Warning: Distressing information is part of this work that is meant to balance the frightening narrative that Indian Residential Schools in Canada were an act of genocide - IMO not suitable for children under the age of nine. I hope the boo...
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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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