It’s only the third full week of January and we already have our work cut out for us in 2025.
The president-elect of the United States is threatening Canada with “economic force” as he seriously discusses annexing our country to become the “51st state.”
Canada is set to have a federal election of its own in just a few months, with an anti-union, anti-2SLGBTQIA+, anti-working class, far-right extremists set to win a majority government.
Last year, Pierre Poilievre proved that he will always choose his personal political fortunes over the good of the country when he refused to get a security clearance to learn about foreign interference in his own party.
If Poilievre becomes prime minister, platforming progressive voices will be the only way to ensure that hard-won social programs and the cause of civil rights will be defended, and the interests of working Canadians will be heard.
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