While true I'm not sure that Beyak is entirely wrong in some of the things she said.  Particularly with regards to judging Langevin as being "racist".  Langevin was no more or less racist than basically everyone else in the world at that time when viewed through the lens of current standards.  If we're going to remove his name from government buildings we might as well remove EVERYONE'S name from government buildings.

As an example, we have probably hundreds of things in Canada named after Sir John A. Macdonald, yet he was the Prime Minister that really started the ball rolling on the residential school system.  Should we rename the hundreds of buildings, schools, parks, etc that are named after our first Prime Minister?  Because he undoubtably held similar views on natives and the residential school system to what Langevin had.