“Sugarcane” reviews are all over the press, all positive, and all are super spreaders of more deceptions about Indian Residential School history in Canada. National Geographic picked up this documentary for distribution after its win at the Sundance Film Festival. Carolyn Berstein, Executive Vice President of National Geographic Documentary Films said at the time: “National Geographic Documentary Films has a long track record of championing epic and important stories that awaken audiences and transcend their moment.”
According to a report in “Deadline” of Feb. 21, 2024, “Deadline understands that the Disney-owned factual brand has struck a deal in the low seven-figures.”
Let’s awaken National Geographic’s factual brand and its audiences with some behind-the-scenes facts.
After it was revealed last week that Metrolinx plans to charge Toronto $150 million to build a 2 kilometre extension to the West Toronto Railpath, city residents have been asking one question: Why does it seem so much more expensive to build infrastructure here than almost anywhere else in the world?
A California public school district has been using a sexually graphic textbook — which contains explicit references to group sex, drug use, and sex with blow-up dolls — for nearly two years, The Daily Wire has 
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says his party would oppose any government intervention in the ongoing labour dispute between Canada’s two main rail companies and unions as the deadline to avoid an unprecedented service shutdown approaches.
