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MLIās Domestic Policy Coordinator Sam Routley (@SJRoutley) recently appeared as a witness before the Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration, contributing expert testimony on Canadaās immigration system and ongoing policy discussions.
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A priest walks through the streets in robes.
Behind him, a group of children carry long willow wands taller than themselves.
They stop at certain stones, certain trees, certain spots on the
If British jews are to be held responsible for what happens in Gaza...then by the same reasoning British Muslims should be held responsible for the massacres of Christians by Muslims in Nigeria
āTerrorism is not impulsive criminality. It is belief-driven conduct, sustained by conviction rather than circumstance. And conviction does not reliably erode with years behind bars,ā write Ches W. Parsons and Sheryl Saperia (@sherylsap) in @TheHubCanada.
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DRIPAās challenge is not its intent. It is the uncertainty built into its design. Jerome Gessaroli argues BC needs a clearer framework that balances Indigenous rights, democratic accountability, and economic stability.
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https://macdonaldlaurier.ca/dripas-problem-is-not-its-goal-it-is-its-design-jerome-gessaroli-for-inside-policy/
Iāve written and researched the whole seven front war since 7th October. It has been my whole professional life. Iāve written many papers and have just finished my book. I have written both positive and negative critiques of the war.
All of that feels irrelevant in this




