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The National Day of Mourning will be marked in events across Grey-Bruce on April 28 to remember those who died while working. The Grey Bruce Labour Council is organizing events at the Chesley Community Centre, Heritage Square in Hanover, and Bruce Power.
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Time someone calls a stop to our neoliberal system that thinks that our kids and elderly, disabled and vulnerable should be ‘helped’ by the cheapest and most woke pair of hands the neoliberal system can advocate for. (which also seems to have an upside of more consumerism and destroying the welfare system by overloading it aka using foreign workers to run and manage our rest homes and support care etc). NZ and the west has taken the Kool aid on thinking that many in their countries are a burden, use trickle down to divert money to big business on behalf of them or encourage more depravat...
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