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First Nation communities to lead Resilience Day events on July 1

First Nation communities to lead Resilience Day events on July 1
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No Lawsuit Over N B Terminated Tax Agreements

No Lawsuit Over N B Terminated Tax Agreements
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Critical Race Theory Hysteria and Today s US Civil War

SHARES Introducing state bills against the non-existent threat of critical race theory, the Republicans want a cause, not an academic debate. Photo of South Carolina plantation taken 1862-1863 by Henry P. Moore, Creative Commons. The Republican party, and the U.S. media, have been exercised recently about critical race theory. The Republicans see it as a dire Marxist threat to children, who are supposedly being indoctrinated in CRT in the public schools. It’s nothing of the sort, of course, but it’s a useful tool to help the Republicans conduct what you might call “artisanal secession” the careful, step-by-step separation of Republican states from a federal state run by anyone but themselves.

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Prince George Is Set to Clear Homeless Camps But Where Will People Go?

Advocates want time and alternative housing options as city pushes to remove two tent camps and passes ‘safe streets’ bylaw.

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Long-Awaited Roadmap Provides National Path to Ending Violence Against Women

Long-Awaited Roadmap Provides National Path to Ending Violence Against Women The strategy could make a real difference for women and girls, but only if government keeps its promises, experts say. Samantha McCabe is a Vancouver-based freelancer focused on politics, equity and sexual violence. Find her on Twitter @sam mccabage. SHARES ‘There’s no time to waste here.’ Photo of Montreal protest against domestic violence by Mario Beauregard, the Canadian Press. How can we make real headway on the issue of gender-based violence in Canada? It’s a complex question, but a new roadmap funded by the department of Women and Gender Equality and developed by Women’s Shelters Canada aims to provide holistic answers.

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