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Progressive groups rally ‘common front’ to march, challenge elements of Carney agenda
A coalition of over 300 groups mobilizes nationwide to oppose fossil fuel projects, public service cuts, and expanded military spending under Prime Minister Carney's administration.
- More than 60 coordinated demonstrations are scheduled across Canada on Saturday, including a prominent march in Toronto organized by migrant communities alongside representatives from the Grassy Narrows First Nation.
- These actions respond to concerns about Prime Minister Mark Carney's agenda, including expanded military budgets, cuts to federal programs, new border measures, and fast-tracking fossil fuel projects.
- A group consisting of fourteen key partner organizations, supported by over 300 additional endorsing groups, has come together to lead the protests, representing a range of movements including migrant rights, economic fairness, Indigenous issues, anti-war efforts, and climate justice.
- A UN-commissioned team of independent experts recently concluded that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, an allegation Israel denies, which has heightened calls for a full arms embargo and features prominently in the protests.
- Organizers describe the events as the start of an enduring common front aimed at defending progressive causes and mobilizing quickly against policies they oppose.
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Progressive groups rally ‘common front’ to march, challenge elements of Carney agenda
Canada-wide protests are planned this weekend, a coalition of progressive civil society groups say, in what organizers call an emerging “common front” to elements of the new Liberal government’s agenda.
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Progressive groups rally 'common front' to march, challenge elements of Carney agenda
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- 76% of the sources lean Left
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L 76%
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