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Ferreri defends online petition; critics cry foul - Vimarsana News

Ferreri defends online petition; critics cry foul

A petition originating from Peterborough that calls for the ouster of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau closed with 386,698 signatures on Dec. 24 to become “the fastest-growing online petition in Parliamentary

MP Ferreri backs petition to oust Prime Minister - Vimarsana News

MP Ferreri backs petition to oust Prime Minister

The online petition received more than 126,000 signatures in its first week

Racism and vitriol on the campaign trail has Jagmeet Singh worried about Canada - Vimarsana News

Racism and vitriol on the campaign trail has Jagmeet Singh worried about Canada

Jagmeet Singh says he still feels safe knocking on doors in Canada, despite protesters yelling racist slurs and threats at recent Liberal and NDP events. But he's worried that divisions are growing.

Source: cbc.ca
Racism and vitriol at Liberal and NDP events has Jagmeet Singh worried about Canada - Vimarsana News

Racism and vitriol at Liberal and NDP events has Jagmeet Singh worried about Canada

Jagmeet Singh says he still feels safe knocking on doors in Canada, despite protesters yelling racist slurs and threats at recent Liberal and NDP events. But he's worried that divisions are growing.

Source: cbc.ca
Threat of violent extremism rising in Canada, MPs told - Vimarsana News

Threat of violent extremism rising in Canada, MPs told

The threat of violent extremism has increased in Canada during the pandemic — fuelled by misinformation and resulting in threats to politicians and public servants — top security and policing officials told members of Parliament on Thursday.

Source: cbc.ca