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Alberta politicians thought of the childlren first when there was LGBTQ controversy in 2015. It's not clear they can do the same today.
Source: edmontonjournal.com
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Alberta politicians thought of the childlren first when there was LGBTQ controversy in 2015. It's not clear they can do the same today.
Alberta politicians thought of the childlren first when there was LGBTQ controversy in 2015. It's not clear they can do the same today.
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