Canada unveils restored Sir John A. Macdonald statue amid Indigenous opposition.

The statue of Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada's first prime minister, has been unveiled at Queen's Park in Toronto after being covered for five years following vandalism. The statue, controversial due to Macdonald's role in the residential school system that harmed Indigenous peoples, was cleaned and restored despite opposition from First Nations communities. Speaker Donna Skelly invites peaceful discussion about the historical figure's legacy.