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"Everywhere I go people come up to me and say 'we're losing faith in the liberal party'" said Newfoundland MP Ken McDonald
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"Everywhere I go people come up to me and say 'we're losing faith in the liberal party'" said Newfoundland MP Ken McDonald
Firearm owners, gun-control advocates disagree on why gun violence is up By Tim Naumetz. Published on Feb 5, 2021 6:48pm Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to unveil his government's latest bid to strengthen Canada's gun control laws this morning. (Canada Border Services Agency handout photo) Statistics Canada reported that the number of violent firearm offences in Canada jumped by 21 per cent in 2019, the fifth year of rising gun violence in a row, but gun control advocates and firearm lobbies are casting blame on different targets. The two sides have engaged in a heated online ...
Related Company: Vermont Business Magazine A coalition of University of Vermont students and faculty will hold an all-day, online “teach-in” to spotlight the value of threatened teachers and fields of study and reveal the truth about the artificial “structural deficit” in the College of Arts and Sciences: Wednesday, February 3, from 9 am to 5 pm, via YouTube Livestream on the UVM United Against the Cuts channel. The teach-in, with live captioning, can be viewed through this link: https://youtu.be/VSjVQKL-TKI The event comes just one day before university trustees meet to begin ...
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Hanna Satterlee 1. In the House In 2018, Queen City revelers welcomed a fresh New Year's Eve custom: Highlight, a citywide celebration featuring artsy and family-friendly entertainment. Presenting organizations Burlington City Arts and Signal Kitchen Projects aren't letting the COVID-19 pandemic keep them down. They've moved the event to the online platform Run the World, where viewers can toggle between digital stages to ring in the new year with more than 100 acts starting at 1 p.m. on Thursday, December 31. Think an interactive dance perfo...