By the way, writers of the letter, here's a tip about media and representation. In the year 2017, characters who wear "dirty" clothing (the French military, in this case) are viewed by viewers as "human," "real," and "sympathetic." And characters who strut around the wilds of Canada, 1759, dressed in white starched ruffles (the English) are considered elite, silly, foreign, and aristocratic. There's enough uninformed melodrama in the text of your protest letter to fill 100 lousy CBC dramas.