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It could never happen here

To all those who say that the uprising in the United States could never happen in Canada, reflect on this: on Jan. 5, members of the U.S. Congress were also saying it could never happen in their country; on Jan. 6, those same legislators were hiding under their desks. We have a choice as Canadians. If we do not make that choice, others will make it for us.

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BY AKAASH MAHARAJ AND VAHAN KOLOLIAN
January 25, 2021

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