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‘Quite appropriate’: after five months at half-mast, MPs support raising Canadian flags for Remembrance Day

A government promise to find a home for the orange National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation’s Survivors Flag in the Parliamentary Precinct has been welcomed by some opposition MPs and the AFN.

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‘Quite appropriate’: after five months at half-mast, MPs support raising Canadian flags for Remembrance Day

A government promise to find a home for the orange National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation’s Survivors Flag in the Parliamentary Precinct has been welcomed by some opposition MPs and the AFN.

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