Growing up in Saskatchewan this became a familiar parable of power, and it formed part of the province’s moral geography. I remember a local author observing how few examples there are of true evil: naming only Hitler, Mugabe, and Monsanto.
Percy’s fight became a rebuke of corporate impunity, and an example of how decency favours the many, not the money.
Growing up in Saskatchewan this became a familiar parable of power, and it formed part of the province’s moral geography. I remember a local author observing how few examples there are of true evil: naming only Hitler, Mugabe, and Monsanto.
Percy’s fight became a rebuke of corporate impunity, and an example of how decency favours the many, not the money.
