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The Canadian security apparatus at work. Anything that undermines their agenda to continue to exploit America needs to be pushed back upon and rallied against.
Maybe they should be rallying about the centralized system that sees covert operatives in management and executive positions at the bank and other places they do business. They are too dense to even understand...seeking their crumbs. Of course, this is receiving wall to wall coverage by CBC, and it will be interesting to hear what buzzwords they use to describe WHY they are marching.
Don't EVER become like us America.
Canadians join global women’s marches on one-year anniversary of Trump inauguration | Toronto Star
Women are gathering in dozens of communities across the country today to continue a movement that started a year ago when Donald Trump was inaugurated as U.S. president.
Organizers say they feel a sense of momentum they could not have predicted when they first took to the streets last January.
At that time, more than half a million women converged on the U.S. capital to protest Trump, whose remarks about women included boasts about sexual assault on a leaked recording.
Similar women’s marches took place all around the world including Canada, but organizers say there’s been a spike in the number of Canadian communities taking part this year.
At least 38 municipalities across Canada, including Halifax, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver, will host marches, rallies or other events throughout the day.
Activists including Sara Bingham of Women’s March Canada point to the “Me Too” movement as one example of the way women’s voices are being heard more clearly now than they were a year ago.
Maybe they should be rallying about the centralized system that sees covert operatives in management and executive positions at the bank and other places they do business. They are too dense to even understand...seeking their crumbs. Of course, this is receiving wall to wall coverage by CBC, and it will be interesting to hear what buzzwords they use to describe WHY they are marching.
Don't EVER become like us America.
Canadians join global women’s marches on one-year anniversary of Trump inauguration | Toronto Star
Women are gathering in dozens of communities across the country today to continue a movement that started a year ago when Donald Trump was inaugurated as U.S. president.
Organizers say they feel a sense of momentum they could not have predicted when they first took to the streets last January.
At that time, more than half a million women converged on the U.S. capital to protest Trump, whose remarks about women included boasts about sexual assault on a leaked recording.
Similar women’s marches took place all around the world including Canada, but organizers say there’s been a spike in the number of Canadian communities taking part this year.
At least 38 municipalities across Canada, including Halifax, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver, will host marches, rallies or other events throughout the day.
Activists including Sara Bingham of Women’s March Canada point to the “Me Too” movement as one example of the way women’s voices are being heard more clearly now than they were a year ago.
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