Rebel, Patriot, Traitor or Reformer: Canadian Perspectives on William Lyon Mackenzie

By Jim Hill - February 10, 2020

Today, Canadians remember William Lyon Mackenzie in a variety of ways, which often differ from how Americans view this controversial figure.

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Rebel, Patriot, Traitor or Reformer: Canadian Perspectives on William Lyon Mackenzie