The Saskatoon community put together their version of Harperman. It was sung in solidarity with communities across Canada on September 17th, 2015. Tony Turner, a government scientist, wrote the song but was suspended for it even though it had been done on his private citizen time. Harperman details PM Harper attacks on all parts of Canadian society and social, economic and environmental rights.
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