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After five years of being concealed behind protective boarding, the historic statue of Sir John A. Macdonald at Queen’s Park has been unveiled. The removal marks a controversial yet symbolic shift, sparking fresh debate over the monument’s legacy as local officials and residents navigate mixed emotions and historical reckonings.
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