Letters to the Editor, June 10
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SAD STATE Does anyone else find it ironic that Trudeau can praise veterans on the anniversary of D-Day, while a veteran has been found to be living in her van and others are living in the streets, while illegal immigrants are living in hotels in most major Canadian cities? There is money for Instagram influencers […]
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