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Paul H. LeMay

Paul H. LeMay is a Vancouver-based independent writer specializing in psychology and politics. He once worked as the special assistant to Liberal Senator Sheila Finestone and has written commentaries for The Hill Times in Ottawa since 2006. He is also the co-author of two books with a psychiatrist on the victimization process and the evolution of the human mind-brain system entitled Primal Mind, Primal Games.

Righting one of B.C.’s longest standing racist wrongs

  • VANCOUVER—Remember when William Shatner dared to narrate his own playful version of O Canada during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, when he converted the
Opinion | BY PAUL H. LEMAY | August 7, 2017
William Shatner, centre, producer Paul McNeill, left, and Jacob Medjuk, right, pictured in 2011 when he did his William Shatner Sings O Canada. Photograph courtesy of the National Film Board: Jordan Ancel

Righting one of B.C.’s longest standing racist wrongs

Opinion | BY PAUL H. LEMAY | August 7, 2017
  • VANCOUVER—Remember when William Shatner dared to narrate his own playful version of O Canada during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, when he converted the

Righting one of B.C.’s longest standing racist wrongs

Opinion | BY PAUL H. LEMAY | August 7, 2017
  • VANCOUVER—Remember when William Shatner dared to narrate his own playful version of O Canada during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, when he converted the
William Shatner, centre, producer Paul McNeill, left, and Jacob Medjuk, right, pictured in 2011 when he did his William Shatner Sings O Canada. Photograph courtesy of the National Film Board: Jordan Ancel

Righting one of B.C.’s longest standing racist wrongs

  • VANCOUVER—Remember when William Shatner dared to narrate his own playful version of O Canada during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, when he converted the
Opinion | BY PAUL H. LEMAY | August 7, 2017
William Shatner, centre, producer Paul McNeill, left, and Jacob Medjuk, right, pictured in 2011 when he did his William Shatner Sings O Canada. Photograph courtesy of the National Film Board: Jordan Ancel

Righting one of B.C.’s longest standing racist wrongs

Opinion | BY PAUL H. LEMAY | August 7, 2017
  • VANCOUVER—Remember when William Shatner dared to narrate his own playful version of O Canada during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, when he converted the

Righting one of B.C.’s longest standing racist wrongs

Opinion | BY PAUL H. LEMAY | August 7, 2017
  • VANCOUVER—Remember when William Shatner dared to narrate his own playful version of O Canada during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, when he converted the
William Shatner, centre, producer Paul McNeill, left, and Jacob Medjuk, right, pictured in 2011 when he did his William Shatner Sings O Canada. Photograph courtesy of the National Film Board: Jordan Ancel
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