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The thin line between love and hate: the road from 1968’s Trudeaumania to election protests of 2021

In 1968, Canadians had insatiable hope in the Trudeau dynasty creating a new Canadian polity that affirmed both individual liberty and progressivist state care. That dream is fading quickly into distressing anger on the current Canadian campaign trail towards the Canadian left.

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BY DOUGLAS JARVIS
September 8, 2021

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