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Mike’s Editorial – No Denying It Now
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Saturday, 13 July 2019 13:51
Where are the poverty advocates and progressives who tell us how much they care about the poor? One thing for sure, they don’t care about the vast majority of First Nations directly impacted by the Trans Mountain expansion who have made it clear it’s their best hope to alleviate poverty in their communities.