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Jagmeet Singh's interview with Vassy Kapelos
06:55 UTC
Why doesn't the NDP win any federal seats in Brampton?
I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this, but I'm not sure where else to put it.
Brampton is majority immigrant, a big-ish city, and quite progressive. But for some reason the NDP never wins any federal seats there. I don't really get why that is. I was wondering if anyone here knows why?
18:08 UTC
A tribute to Bill 20 (Alberta)
16:19 UTC
Canada’s First NDP Prime Minister: Matthew Green (Get Out Of The Way, Jagmeet)
00:43 UTC
Unofficial NDP War Room statement on Roblaws Boycott Month
The NDP war room is a project by a group of New Democrats who want to help NDP parties with messaging and is a grassroots operation.
To mark the start of The Roblaws Boycott month we need your help send videos memes to expose to our discord server so we can post on our channel so we can help grow our brand.
We need Graphic Designers, Editors, Artists. Lets use our collective talents to make some change happen!
Discord server: https://discord.gg/CWHxJy8F
22:54 UTC
Jagmeet: I stand in solidarity with students and anti-war advocates.
19:49 UTC
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