Censorship in Canada by Pearce J. Carefoote University of Toronto
"From the banning of Moličre in seventeenth-century Quebec to the challenges faced by Margaret Laurence for her novel The Diviners beginning in the 1970s, censorship has been a thorn in the side of Canada’s literary and publishing history. Government officials, customs agents, the church, the religious right, and arbiters of “social correctness” have played a major role in enforcing and influencing regulations regarding censorship. Their actions have led to the establishment, by authors, publishers, librarians, and citizens, of numerous groups and events designed to highlight the democratic rights of Canadians to buy and read books and magazines of their choice." Article continued at http://hpcanpub.mcmaster.ca/case-stu...sorship-canada
Canada; what a sorry nation pretending to be free. Now you know why they call it CANUCKASTAN.
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