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Prime minister faces an unprecedented opportunity to break with decades of failure

To do so means putting rights first, embracing the full complexity of reconciliation and making it clear to all Canadians that while the road ahead will not always be easy, it is the only path to a just and sustainable future for our country.

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BY ALEX NEVE AND FRANCE-ISABELLE LANGLOIS
March 2, 2020

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Prime minister faces an unprecedented opportunity to break with decades of failure

To do so means putting rights first, embracing the full complexity of reconciliation and making it clear to all Canadians that while the road ahead will not always be easy, it is the only path to a just and sustainable future for our country.

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