Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Forget about trying to say “Dominion Day”. I don’t even think Canada Day will be around for long.

00:00:00.000 Hello, my rebels. Today I give you a bit of a Canada Day show, and I talk about how cancel culture

00:00:06.780 is replacing the liberal value of patriotism. Liberals used to fly the flag. In fact,

00:00:15.720 they changed Canada's flag to look like they're party colors. But now they're canceling things,

00:00:20.820 putting flags at half-mast. I don't know. I'll give you my thoughts on it, and if the battle

00:00:26.420 is hopeless, or if there's a chance, we'll turn it around. Before I get to that, let me invite you

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00:00:36.360 you access to other great shows, too. Eight bucks a month. Just go to rebelnews.com. If you buy a

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00:00:48.440 today's podcast.

00:00:56.420 Tonight, forget about trying to say Dominion Day. I don't even know if Canada Day will be around

00:01:09.760 for long. It's July 1st, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:15.300 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?

00:01:18.780 There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer. The only thing I have to say to

00:01:24.500 the government about why I'm publishing it is because it's my bloody right to do so.

00:01:33.940 It's July 1st. Some folks call it Dominion Day, which is the legal name for Canada,

00:01:38.680 the Dominion of Canada. That's too old-fashioned, and it evokes something majestic, maybe even holy.

00:01:44.600 So it's been changed to Canada Day, just like our flag was changed to the Pearson pennant to have

00:01:50.500 the right Liberal Party colors, but that was a different era. Pearson may have been a globalist,

00:01:55.800 but I think he did love Canada. Pierre Trudeau, who, like Jean Chrétien, came from Pearson's

00:02:01.280 government, was a communist and a globalist, but I think he loved Canada in addition to loving

00:02:06.640 China and the Soviet Union and Cuba. I think Trudeau at the least stood up for Canada. He fought

00:02:12.980 against Quebec separatism. He fought against the United States. Maybe those were negative

00:02:17.300 fights rather than being positively pro-Canada, but I just can't imagine that Pierre Trudeau or 0.97

00:02:23.460 Jean Chrétien would be as hostile to the spirit of Canada as Trudeau's dullard son Trudeau has become 0.92

00:02:30.360 Justin Trudeau. Justin Trudeau ordered the flag to be at half-mast on Parliament Hill today for 0.88

00:02:36.240 Canada Day. Was it out of solidarity with the half-dozen-plus churches that have been torched

00:02:42.700 in the last week in national crime wave of hate crimes and arson? I'm kidding, of course not. He

00:02:48.660 hasn't even said a word about it. The flag is at half-mast not because of this Kristallnacht of 0.83

00:02:54.880 churches, but because of unmarked graves at various former Indian residential schools in Canada,

00:03:01.220 including some that his father, Pierre Trudeau, would have presided over when he was Prime Minister.

00:03:07.720 Those are unmarked graves, but they're not mass graves. They're graves of children who died across

00:03:14.560 the decades at these boarding schools, these residential schools. According to the Truth and

00:03:19.600 Reconciliation Commission, half of these kids died from tuberculosis. A hundred years ago, life

00:03:25.500 expectancy was much lower than it is now. Hygiene, food, health, medicine was poor,

00:03:31.220 these schools did not have proper resources. It was not good at all. This is not 2021 news. The Truth

00:03:38.380 and Reconciliation Committee full report went into the details of the deaths, the deaths of these

00:03:43.960 schools at great length when they published their report in 2015. So why the cancellation of Canadian

00:03:50.740 symbols now, six years later? Stephen Harper gave a formal apology for government's role.

00:03:57.820 Mr. Speaker, I stand before you today to offer an apology to former students of Indian 0.76

00:04:04.220 residential schools. The treatment of children in Indian residential schools is a sad chapter

00:04:10.880 in our history. Trudeau never to be outdone for apologizing for someone else's sins. I've never

00:04:16.800 actually seen Trudeau apologize for himself. Trudeau gave his apology too.

00:04:21.060 Mr. Speaker, today, I humbly stand before you to offer a long overdue apology to the former

00:04:33.280 students of the Lockwood School in Cartwright, the Makovic Boarding School, the Nain Boarding

00:04:42.060 School, the St. Anthony Orphanage and Boarding School, and the Yale School in Newfoundland and

00:04:50.080 Labrador, on behalf of the government of Canada and all Canadians.

00:04:57.960 So, Truth and Reconciliation Commissioned out in 2015. Apologies from Harper and Trudeau. So why

00:05:03.980 is the flag being lowered today? Why are Canada Day celebrations being canceled across the country?

00:05:11.240 Why are statues of any sort and all sorts being defaced or taken down? Not just Sir John A.

00:05:16.160 Macdonald. We're long past that. But really anyone. All statues from earlier eras that weren't woke

00:05:22.280 enough. Weirdly, the Norman Bethune statue, you know, that collaborator with the Chinese communists, 0.89

00:05:29.360 it's not taken down. Same with Tommy Douglas and his statue. There's a lot to quarrel with with Tommy

00:05:37.980 Douglas. He was for eugenics back when the Nazis were making that vogue. He wrote his university 0.84

00:05:45.840 thesis on sterilizing people who were subhuman. And he wasn't too woke on gays. 0.95

00:05:52.260 If ever we needed in this country to adopt a new attitude to homosexuality, this is the time. 1.00

00:05:57.760 Instead of treating it as a crime and driving it underground, we ought to recognize it for what

00:06:02.480 it is. It's a it's a mental illness. It's a psychiatric condition, which ought to be treated 0.99

00:06:07.600 sympathetically, which ought to be treated by psychiatrists and social workers. And of course,

00:06:12.840 there's Pierre Trudeau, the master of these residential schools. Why aren't his Trudeau

00:06:17.180 statues being taken now? I wonder why those leftist icons aren't being smashed.

00:06:23.180 I suspect it's because conservatives generally don't try to smash history.

00:06:29.260 Conserve history, maybe learn from it, but smash it doesn't sound conservative. There's no perfect

00:06:34.040 country in the world, by the way. I think I criticize Canada more than most people do.

00:06:39.400 But the alternative to Canada isn't some fantasy utopia. It doesn't exist. It's one of the 200 other

00:06:45.340 countries in the world. What's better? Which place is better? I like a lot of things about America,

00:06:48.940 by the way. But if you're worried about residential schools and the treatment of Indians on

00:06:53.260 reserve, I don't think you'll prefer America's history with Aboriginal people. They have a whole

00:06:58.360 history called the Indian Wars. You might want to learn about that. This is an actual mass grave 1.00

00:07:04.900 at Wounded Knee in South Dakota. Don't read that story if you're hard of if you have a soft

00:07:11.100 constitution. I should tell you, Aboriginal people haven't fared much better anywhere in the 1.00

00:07:14.960 Americas either. If it's a slave history you're worried about, interested in, concerned about,

00:07:21.380 know that Canada banned the slave trade well over 200 years ago. We were part of the British Empire

00:07:27.740 that literally sent Navy ships to intercept and free slave ships for half a century, rescuing

00:07:34.560 countless thousands. Tell me a continent that hasn't had slavery, going back to the beginning of

00:07:40.120 recorded history from Egypt to China to Africa to Rome to Greece to the Mongols. There was quite a

00:07:46.740 bit of slavery in the Americas before the arrival of Columbus, I might add. So I don't think it's

00:07:52.820 enough to tear down or to hate. Show me your alternative. Show me a perfect society. There is no such

00:07:59.620 place. Utopia is a word that literally means no place. It's an impossible state of perfection.

00:08:05.120 dystopia. Now that's easier to find, isn't it? I note that most people who are tearing things down

00:08:11.740 in Canada seem to be people who take things for granted. I'm pleased to say from my own personal

00:08:17.460 observation that people who come here as immigrants usually have a sense of gratitude about being here,

00:08:22.740 or if not gratitude towards Canadians or Canada itself, they're just glad to be out of where they

00:08:27.300 came from. It's woke white liberals, typically in academic or other luxurious professions who've

00:08:34.960 dreamed up this anti-Western ideology. My worry is that they are quickly indoctrinating otherwise

00:08:41.380 grateful immigrants to Canada to have a sense of grievance against our own country, like the woke 1.00

00:08:47.120 professors themselves have. They're training these newcomers in the most Western of traditions,

00:08:52.500 self-hate. I'm worried about that. I even see it in Cabin. I put Trudeau, Justin Trudeau,

00:08:59.240 as one of these fancy, luxurious self-haters. He's had all the privileges and benefits of society,

00:09:03.920 but he hates society. You know, Ahmed Hassan, the cabinet minister, Trudeau cabinet minister,

00:09:09.800 he doesn't let a week go by when he doesn't condemn Canadians as racist, hate mongers. He really

00:09:15.920 is the worst, even though we saved his life. He came here as a refugee fleeing Somalia. We saved his

00:09:21.480 life, so he says. But he hates us and says so every week or so, but he wasn't always that way.

00:09:29.300 Here is a clip of Ahmed Hassan before he even became an MP, and he said something that was amazing.

00:09:35.720 He said it's better to be Muslim in Canada than in any other Muslim country. Take a look. 0.84

00:09:42.500 The fact lost on many Muslims, including Canadian Somalis, that it is countries like the United

00:09:49.420 States and Canada that guarantee human rights and religious freedoms that we can actually practice

00:09:56.600 our faith best in these sorts of environment. The civil rights of our community members must be

00:10:03.320 protected, but obviously it's also equally important to disseminate these integration-friendly messages

00:10:11.980 in order to contribute to a process where our communities emphasize the defense and attachment

00:10:17.820 to the countries of Canada and the United States.

00:10:21.460 That's the love, or at least the gratitude, or at least the honesty about Canada that I think many

00:10:26.440 newcomers have, until it's beaten out of them by politicians and activists and professors, or until

00:10:31.580 Trudeau says, no, no, no. We can make a real go of this division under lines of race and sex.

00:10:37.420 Trouble is, as we rush to tear down so many things, we forget how hard it was to build them up in the

00:10:43.080 first place. I sometimes think about how easy it is to break something like a light bulb, compared to

00:10:49.800 how hard it would be to make something like a light bulb, and how many centuries and generations went

00:10:55.520 into conceiving it and perfecting it. How hard was it to build a liberal democratic society like ours?

00:11:01.960 Rule of law, high trust, honesty, hard work, property rights, safety, happiness, property, upward mobility,

00:11:09.480 meritocracy. How hard? How many generations toiled? How many wars fought to give us what we have now?

00:11:15.540 And I'm talking about going back even before Canada was around, going back to the bag of the cart even

00:11:19.960 before that. Now, because we've had two generations of luxury and ease, we've forgotten that.

00:11:27.120 So we're happy to trade it away so cheaply, to give away so easily what was won so hard.

00:11:33.060 Now, we're not lost yet. Trudeau benefits from hating Canada. So does the media. So do many paid

00:11:38.460 lobbyists. So do many brainwashed students. But so far, normal people are still normal.

00:11:45.500 They don't hate Canada or themselves yet. But it's possible to teach a country to hate itself.

00:11:51.500 We're far down the road. Teach a country to hate itself once it does, it generally doesn't last long.

00:11:57.120 But we're not past the turning point yet. Stay with us for more.

00:12:12.860 Almost every day, another church in Canada is burnt to the ground, or at least vandalized.

00:12:19.080 I think we're over half a dozen now across the country, some on Indian reserves, some

00:12:24.600 in cities, some in the middle of almost nowhere. One thing in common, they're churches and they're

00:12:31.280 being attacked. Well, who could be fomenting an anti-church drumbeat right now? Well, Justin Trudeau

00:12:38.140 himself demanding that the Pope come to Canada and apologize for Indian residential schools

00:12:45.080 that were ruled, authorized, and paid for by the government of Canada itself.

00:12:52.040 By the way, his own father, Pierre Trudeau, was prime minister for many of those years.

00:12:57.820 Now, as you know, Stephen Harper made a formal public apology on behalf of the government of Canada.

00:13:04.700 And Justin Trudeau did the same again several years later.

00:13:07.960 However, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which was a seven-year, multi-million dollar

00:13:14.640 enterprise that made a lot of lawyers and bureaucrats rich. I'm not sure if it helped

00:13:18.360 ordinary Aboriginal people. It actually had a whole volume on the children of these residential

00:13:25.520 schools and mentioned in great detail the nature of the deaths, the cause of the deaths,

00:13:31.680 tuberculosis being the leading one. I believe that malnutrition and lack of resources and lack of

00:13:40.240 medicine was a serious contributing factor to the tuberculosis deaths of these kids. I also know that

00:13:48.260 a hundred years ago, public health is not what it is today. I'm not downplaying the deaths of these

00:13:54.460 children. I'm simply pointing out that it is not a shocking surprise in 2021. They've been known about

00:14:00.900 for many years and documented in hundreds of pages in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Why

00:14:06.420 is Justin Trudeau deciding now to pull down the flag on Canada Day? Well, after nearly a week of

00:14:15.660 silence on the burning churches, he made a statement, and if you time it yourself, you'll see that he dealt

00:14:23.760 with these six, seven burnt churches in 16 seconds flat. Here, take a listen.

00:14:30.180 Hey, I also want to talk about the arson and vandalism we're seeing across the country

00:14:34.840 targeted at Catholic churches. This is not the way to go. The destruction of places of worship

00:14:42.120 is unacceptable, and it must stop. It's not the way to go. Well, you're telling him there,

00:14:50.400 it's not the way to go, man. It's just not the way to go. And then he immediately pivots

00:14:56.960 and says, well, we have to address your underlying grievance. Could you imagine

00:15:02.120 any other religion, Jewish synagogues, Muslim mosques, if not one, not two, three, four, five,

00:15:10.000 six, seven, were torched in a spree if Trudeau would have remained silent for a week and then

00:15:15.840 spoken for 16 seconds and saying, it's not the way to go, man, but I'll address your grievances.

00:15:21.140 That is a crime wave. It's a hate crime wave. And I can assure you that if it were in another

00:15:29.420 religion, Trudeau would call it a terrorist crime wave. Well, joining us now is one of our favorite 1.00

00:15:35.360 people, Drea Humphrey, our West Coast reporter who actually went to Kamloops and Osoyoos to talk to

00:15:44.380 people on reserve and to investigate the site of two of these church burnings. Trudeau, great to see

00:15:50.760 you. Thanks so much for having me. I'm so glad the work you're doing going right onto the reserve. So

00:15:57.140 much of the reporting on these stories is done from Toronto or maybe from Vancouver, but not on the

00:16:02.380 ground. We enjoyed your in-depth broadcast about the Kamloops story that set off this new series of

00:16:12.740 stories. Can you tell us what you saw when you went to visit two of these burnt churches in the BC

00:16:20.260 interior in recent days? Well, it was quite eye-opening. What we wanted to figure out was

00:16:28.160 exactly what did these churches mean to the community? Because you could see anything from

00:16:34.480 people on Twitter sort of justifying it and the silence from, you know, politicians, our leaders,

00:16:41.660 was almost deafening. So we went and the first one we went to was located in Oliver, BC. And it was

00:16:51.540 one by a grave site. You could see that, you know, the Indigenous community had been using it for

00:16:57.320 funerals and things like that. But we had heard that it wasn't used even prior to life with COVID-19.

00:17:05.460 It was sort of just abandoned. But it is historical, as are many of the churches that have been burnt.

00:17:12.920 Then we went to the Sacred Heart location, which is in Penticton. Now, this one was in fact being used

00:17:21.120 before COVID-19. And the hereditary chief there, Chief Adam, he told us that there was actually

00:17:27.940 discussion about whether or not it was going to open now that people are allowed to gather as well.

00:17:34.040 And it was attended to by Indigenous Christians.

00:17:40.180 Well, that's what's so obvious when I was watching some of your footage. And I know you put together

00:17:45.660 a wonderful documentary. By the time this show airs, I think we'll have released it.

00:17:53.340 Who, I mean, I would say to Toronto dwellers, big city dwellers, who do you think is using these

00:17:59.300 churches in 2021 that are on reserve and near reserve, other than Indigenous people, including

00:18:04.880 Indian band members? It's a place for your cycle of life events, a birth, a death, a wedding, a 1.00

00:18:10.760 celebration. There's daycares nearby. There's fields. There's so many things. It's the center

00:18:16.520 of a town, of an Indian reserve.

00:18:19.520 Let's just play a short clip of some of the local Indian band members you spoke to who spoke quite

00:18:26.660 emotionally about the church. Here's one man, and tears were brought to his eyes when he talked,

00:18:31.040 when he was talking about how much he loved that church. Here's a clip from your recent trip there.

00:18:36.920 My mama got married. I loved that church. I loved it. And I don't like seeing it all pile of crap.

00:18:48.820 I hope they rebuild or do something. Man, everyone got married and buried in that church. Everybody. 0.99

00:18:57.360 Everybody. Right from my grandpas, my uncles, my aunts. It was a good place for me.

00:19:09.220 I thought that was a very touching moment. And even those who criticize the Catholic religion

00:19:13.540 and criticize residential schools, and I can understand both of those criticisms,

00:19:19.200 they loved the church. It was part of their community. It was built by them and it was run by them.

00:19:25.120 Well, you know, I can't help but make the parallel to the Black Lives Matter riots 1.00

00:19:32.160 when the death of George Floyd happened. There was a vast majority, a consensus that, you know,

00:19:39.800 having your knee on someone's neck for eight minutes is disgusting. It's shameful. We all thought it was 0.96

00:19:45.660 wrong. And then yet, instead of just moving forward with that, we start to see riots happening in Black 0.76

00:19:53.680 owned communities, Black businesses, Black houses being damaged. And I feel like that's what's 1.00

00:19:59.980 happening here as well. On the First Nation reserve land, in the middle of summer, in a desert-like

00:20:07.840 atmosphere where Indigenous families live right next door to that church, someone's setting them fire. 1.00

00:20:16.080 And that's where, as we're told from the people that we interviewed, that's where, you know,

00:20:20.760 their grandparents willingly went to church, their uncles, their aunts, that's where they had to go

00:20:25.280 when they were young. And there were good memories at that Sacred Heart church. And the priest was

00:20:30.820 welcome as well into the community.

00:20:33.460 Yeah. That's a great analogy is how does burning down a Black-owned business in a Black part of town 1.00

00:20:40.220 help Black Lives Matter? How does burning down the center of the community in a reserve help the 0.60

00:20:47.940 local members? I think it's atrocious what's happening. I don't know who's behind it. I want

00:20:55.460 to let our viewers know that we've set up a very small website called findthearsonist.com. It's

00:21:03.840 probably more than one person, frankly. But findthearsonist.com. And I've put up a $10,000

00:21:09.560 bounty for information leading to his arrest. And I'm not going to crowdfund that money. I'm not going

00:21:14.940 to use rebel money for it. I'm just going to put up my own dough. I didn't tell my wife,

00:21:20.180 Drea, before I decided to do that. So don't tell her I've done this. But I'm serious. I'm so upset by

00:21:27.460 this, by what's happening. But I have to tell you, as much as I'm upset for these churches being burnt,

00:21:32.440 which is terrible. I'm upset about how tepid the reaction to it is from everyone who's supposed to

00:21:40.020 be on guard, from the police and from Justin Trudeau and his 16 seconds of, hey, guys, that's not the

00:21:46.380 way, man. And I just feel like if this were a mosque, you would have the anti-terrorism squad on it. You 0.93

00:21:54.120 would have the RCMP. You would have the National Day of Emergency or something. I don't know. It just

00:21:59.820 would be treated like a crime wave that it is. It's barely mentioned by Trudeau for 16 seconds. And I don't

00:22:07.320 think it's going to stop, by the way.

00:22:10.740 Well, not to mention the 16-second mention, but it took, I believe, eight churches to go up in flame

00:22:18.860 turning to say anything. I mean, that's insane. You know, one, it could be circumstantial. Maybe two,

00:22:24.820 two, it's hot out. But eight, it takes us that long to hear from our prime minister.

00:22:31.320 You know, Sheila Gunn-Reed, our colleague, made a remark on Twitter I thought was pithy.

00:22:37.340 She said, maybe we can take some of these police that are on mask patrol and maybe put them on to

00:22:43.740 guarding some churches. I think she was actually referring to the cops who were seizing the Grace

00:22:49.480 Life Church in Edmonton. How about protecting some churches instead of prosecuting them? That's how it

00:22:54.620 used to be. Dre, I want to say I'm really thrilled about the work you've been doing on Reserve. One

00:23:00.620 of my favorite things about how Rebel News has been operating in the last few years is that we have a

00:23:05.300 real bias towards going there. Sure, we give our opinions from our studios or from our homes or

00:23:10.680 whatever. But so often when there's a story, we fly there, we drive there, we interview real people.

00:23:17.120 And one of our mottos is follow the facts wherever they lead. And in your work, I think we got a full

00:23:22.720 story. People who have mixed memories about the residential schools. They love certain memories of

00:23:30.720 it and others were terrible. But the only person in all of your reports that I saw that was happy

00:23:39.220 about the burning was some woke white woman who sort of said, that's karma. So she was fine burning down

00:23:45.940 an aboriginal church to show her solidarity with aboriginal people. It wasn't surprising me that

00:23:51.900 the one woke white liberal you spoke with was the one person who was happy with things. I thought that

00:23:57.320 was just telling. Last word to you, Drea. Well, you know, we're obviously going to be following this

00:24:03.820 story closely. And I just want to say what an honor it is to be part of the Rebel team that is, you know,

00:24:09.640 giving a voice when no one wants to give a voice about churches burning, places of worship burning in

00:24:16.240 Canada. So it helps me be able to sleep that night.

00:24:20.120 Well, I'm very glad to hear you say that. And I feel like it's a special mission for Rebel News. I'm a Jew

00:24:26.860 myself, as people know. But I feel like, I mean, I think back, whenever I go to the Holocaust Museum in

00:24:34.240 Israel, there's a garden called the, for the righteous Gentiles. That's a phrase that's used for the

00:24:42.000 Christians who saved Jews. Some of them saved just one. Some like Oscar Schindler saved a great number. And that

00:24:49.300 always left a deep impression on me. And I'm not comparing the burning of eight churches to the Holocaust. But

00:24:57.320 there is a parallel. The demonization of churches first comes burning the buildings, then comes burning

00:25:04.660 the people. I mean, there was a Kristallnacht in 1938, the night of the broken glass. And I feel like

00:25:11.180 we need to stand up for Christians who are being persecuted. Sometimes we find it easier to do that

00:25:18.320 when they're being persecuted in China or Iraq. But surely we should be just as vocal when it's

00:25:25.740 happening in our own country. So I'm glad you're out there on the ground doing that reporting. And I

00:25:31.020 believe it's important, not only that we report, but I really do want to catch someone. I'm hoping

00:25:36.580 that a $10,000 reward is enough to make someone say, you know what, I'll take the cash. I'm going to,

00:25:42.500 I'm going to turn in someone who did it. Hopefully, maybe someone who was involved in it. Maybe there's

00:25:47.400 no honor among thieves. Maybe someone will turn in, you know, his buddy who did it. I just hope someone

00:25:54.360 stops it because it looks like it's speeding up. Anyhow, that's enough from me. But Drea,

00:25:59.780 great work from you. And I look forward to all of our viewers watching your on the ground reports

00:26:06.680 from the BC interior. So thanks, my friend. Thanks, everyone. All right. There you have it.

00:26:12.360 Drea Humphrey, who, of course, is one of our star journalists based in Vancouver,

00:26:16.340 has been doing excellent work on Indian reserves in recent weeks. Stay with us. More ahead.

00:26:24.360 Well, it's Canada Day or Dominion Day. I don't know what Trudeau would propose to call it. Black 1.00

00:26:36.880 Lives Matter Day, or I don't know, More Day, or let's just celebrate Justin Trudeau Day. I don't

00:26:42.400 know. He's got a vanity we haven't seen since, well, the previous Trudeau. And he smashed a lot of

00:26:48.860 icons in this country. He destroyed a lot of institutions. I think Justin Trudeau picked up

00:26:54.680 that narcissism and nihilism from his dad. But we're not done yet as a country. I think things

00:27:00.060 are bad. The lockdown made everything worse. But it's not time to give up yet. We still got to fight

00:27:05.660 in us. Canada, by the way, is more than just its government, too, I should say. That's our show for

00:27:11.040 today. Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home,

00:27:15.120 goodnight, and keep fighting for free.

Rebel News Podcast - July 02, 2021

EZRA LEVANT ｜ Forget about trying to say “Dominion Day”. I don’t even think Canada Day will be around for long.

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