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Published • St. Catharines, Canada • Updated

University namesake Sir Isaac Brock condemned for American nationalism

Summary by The Brock Press
After 213 years of being worshipped as a Canadian hero, inconceivable truths about Sir Isaac Brock have come to light, and the university population is reeling.  Some Brock students may be familiar with Sir Isaac Brock, the war hero who defended Canada in the War of 1812.  The story goes that Brock died in the Battle of Queenston Heights after taking a musket ball straight to the chest, with his death inspiring Canadian and Indigenous soldiers t…
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University namesake Sir Isaac Brock condemned for American nationalism

After 213 years of being worshipped as a Canadian hero, inconceivable truths about Sir Isaac Brock have come to light, and the university population is reeling.  Some Brock students may be familiar with Sir Isaac Brock, the war hero who defended Canada in the War of 1812.  The story goes that Brock died in the Battle of Queenston Heights after taking a musket ball straight to the chest, with his death inspiring Canadian and Indigenous soldiers t…

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The Brock Press broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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