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When will Canada stand up to states that engage in terrorism against their own citizens?

But what is the role of principle? What is the place for standing up for what is morally right? In the end, what do we, as Canadians, represent? How do we want to show ourselves to the rest of the world?

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BY PHIL GURSKI
February 24, 2020

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