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Conflict between national, tribal law testing Trudeau’s commitment to First Nations

One of the problems with leftist global-progressivism is the conflict between values like absolute cultural tolerance and 21st-century feminism, writes former Republican staffer Jared Whitley.

Opinion
BY JARED WHITLEY
October 9, 2018

Opinion | BY JARED WHITLEY | October 9, 2018

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Truth and Reconciliation is not a single outcome, but a generations-long journey

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Trudeau must make foreign policy course correction for South America

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Time for Canada’s white establishment to pull their heads out of the sand

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Help wanted: a courageous national leader to speak up for the rest of us

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Conflict between national, tribal law testing Trudeau’s commitment to First Nations

One of the problems with leftist global-progressivism is the conflict between values like absolute cultural tolerance and 21st-century feminism, writes former Republican staffer Jared Whitley.

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