Nothing complex about Fort Calgary's mounties — they brought safety
An outstanding example of the silly practice of virtue-signalling renaming — this time in Calgary, where Fort Calgary has been transformed into “Confluence Historic Site,” an insipid change orchestrated by mindless bureaucrats with too much time on their hands — is carefully examined for its historical underpinnings by gifted wordsmith and thinker Robert MacBain on the other side of the paywall, followed by comments about the current status of the site from one of my readers.
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