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Animals Are Becoming Nocturnal As A Means To Avoid Human Contact

Never forget: Yes, there was a genocide. Why don't we correct the wrong now? | rabble.ca

Today, Canada has a choice. We can continue to look away, or we can decide to be courageous and brave and start decolonizing our institutions.

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A peek inside some of the most colorful, dangerous and bizarre celebrations in modern Japan 👹 — including that 🍆 festival.

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Stranger things: Weird ways to get festive in Japan

G20 ministers end Tsukuba meet with pledge to seek reform of World Trade Organization

Tokyo argues that the organization’s appellate body, which makes final judgments, does not effectively settle disputes and has called for change.

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New research from OECD Watch and Business & Human Rights Resource Centre shows that 64% of reprisals from companies against activists challenging their impacts on the ground occur in the land-intensive extractive and agriculture sectors ➡️ http://farmlandgrab.org/28984

IT MUST BE TRUE ITS ON TRUMP TV

Fox News Poll: 71 percent say gun violence a 'major problem' government should address


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 CREATOR OF THE KELOWNA ACCORD REPEALED BY CONSERVATIVES

PAUL MARTIN WAS FIRST CANADIAN PM TO CLAIM THAT CANADA WAS GUILTY OF CULTURAL GENOCIDE

Conservatives who are attacking Justin Trudeau for admitting that the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Commission was correct to accuse Canada of genocide in its treatment of Indigenous women are pretending that this is the first time that a Canadian prime minister made such an admission.

That's false. Paul Martin was first. He was no longer prime minister at the time that he spoke out on the matter. But the fact remains that he had served as our prime minister and after assessing the evidence before the Truth and Reconciliaton Commission, concluded that the intention of the residential school system was "cultural genocide."

 

"To Wong Foo..." Being Re-Released With Deleted Scenes for Pride Month

5 U.S. Cities That Potentially Could Run Out of Water | The Weather Channel

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Water is destiny, as I have been telling my readers for a decade now. If you live in one of these cities, I would plan accordingly.

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Canadian Natural Resources Limited Provides an Update on Pelican Lake and Woodenhouse Operations

"The Company continues to monitor the wildfire situation with local officials and is restarting operations today, ramping production back up in a safe and controlled manner in these areas to approximately 65,000 bbl/d over the next week or so, barring any changes in the current wildfire conditions."

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