In Langevin's time the Indigenous people were viewed differently from what they are today. That he shared the common view of his time should not make him unworthy of the recognition he received for something other than the Residential Schools issue. There are many streets, buildings and statues in existence today named after men whose views on women were very different from those today. Should their names be removed from Canada's escutcheon? Surely, it's more honest to accept Canada's past, warts and all, than try to sustain an illusion that Canada's contemporary values have never changed. To do otherwise, seems to me naive.