- Ira Basen: The past is present: What role should Canada’s historians play in reconciliation? The question has proved surprisingly controversial
- Mark Bonokoski: The obsession to replace Egerton Ryerson
- Len Fortune: A Defence of Methodist minister and educator Egerton Ryerson Len Fortune
- Len Fortune: Addendum to A Defence of Methodist minister and educator Egerton Ryerson
- Quebec commission on academic freedom
The following article in the Globe and Mail relates the results of a commission established by the Quebec government on academic freedom, sparked by the firing of a professor at the University of Ottawa. a bilingual university in Ontario, with a substantial number of professors and students from Quebec. Some people at Ryerson University consider their situation even worse–they cannot speak freely, and work by established historians is dismissed as “fawning histories.” - Harry Malcomson: Ryerson and the Residential Schools Part Two
- Harry Malcomson: Ryerson and the Residential Schools Part One – The Ryerson Plaque
- Hope Maclean: Ojibwa Participation in Methodist Residential Schools in Upper Canada 1828-1860
- Hope Maclean: A Positive Experiment in Aboriginal Education: The Methodist Ojibwa Day Schools in Upper Canada, 1824-1833
- Lynn McDonald: The historical record vindicates Egerton Ryerson
- Victor A. Shepherd: Egerton Ryerson: From Methodist Itinerant to Chief Superintendent of Education
- Ron Stagg and Patrice Dutil: Opinion: Egerton Ryerson has been falsely accused of trying to erase Indigenous culture
- Robert M. Timko and Alexandr I. Kubyshkin: Egerton Ryerson: Building a spiritual and intellectual foundation for a Canadian identity