On January 20, 2025, Rachel Blaney invited Leah Gazan to Powell River to give a talk on "residential school denialism".

"From Truth to Action: Ending Residential School Denialism" Event

On July 9, 2024 Kelli Gallagher approached Frances Widdowson and asked if the two of them could have a dialogue.  Here is what transpired.

Street Epistemology with Kelli Gallagher

On February 8, 2025, Frances Widdowson asked a question to Randi Weingarten, President, American Federation of Teachers, in her "Unions and Academic Freedom" address with respect to her comments about "hate".  Widdowson noted that references to "hate" are being weaponized by the authoritarian elements of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion ideology.  The example that Widdowson used was being opposed to a man beating up women in boxing matches in the Olympics, and expressing concerns about the biological advantages that transwomen have in sports.  Although Weingarten thanked Widdowson for her question and discussed the importance of not calling people names for raising such points, Jeff Bale, a representative of the union at the University of Toronto, accused Widdowson of "anti-trans bigotry", which had no place at the conference (at 12:35).

Jeff Bale's ad hominem attack on Frances Widdowson

In this interview, Barry Kirkham discusses the case of James Heller, Dallas Brodie and The Law Society of British Columbia.

Truth and the Law - Barry Kirkham Interview

Arts Faculty Council, March 5, 2021 - Dean's Report

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This presentation was made at the Liberal Education Conference on May 2, 2024.

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