Canadian yellow vests protests. Note the "muh racism" narrative.

https://globalnews.ca/news/4766724/yellow-vest-protest-canada/

Donning the same yellow vests as French protesters, crowds came out in Edmonton, Toronto, Winnipeg, Okanagan, Moncton, Calgary, Saskatoon and Halifax with signs that read “Canada first,” a take on U.S. President Donald Trump’s “America first” slogan, as well as “Trudeau the traitor.”

A rally outside Halifax’s City Hall protested the United Nations’ Global Compact for Migration that Canada recently signed, which promotes safe and legal migration, as well as the federal carbon tax. The focus shifted at times to other hot topics, such as immigration and nationalism.

Protesters hoped for unity between both right- and left-wing activists, and to have their voices heard.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/edmonton-anti-immigration-yellow-vest-protest-violence-fight-1.4948100

Members of both the pro and anti-immigration groups wore yellow work vests Saturday, like demonstrators in France participating in ongoing protests against that country's high cost of living.

"Trudeau isn't supporting Canadians anymore," said demonstrator Taylor Mansfield. "He's supporting immigration too much."

Counter protestor Adebayo Katiiti vehemently disagrees with the anti-immigration argument.

"They don't know our stories. They're like 'Oh, go back where you're coming from.' That's white privilege," said Katiiti, who is originally from Uganda.

"Racism is dangerous, and it's what they're representing."

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-commissioners-of-inquiry-find-over-100-systemic-causes-for-violence/

The three women and one man charged with leading the national inquiry into the large number of missing and murdered women in Canada say they uncovered more than 100 root causes for the violence during the nearly two years they spent gathering evidence.

As the commissioners wrapped up their final day of hearings in Ottawa on Friday, they said time constraints and their limited mandate forced them to narrow the focus of the inquiry. But they also said their work has raised awareness about the issue, and will prompt Indigenous people to demand that steps be taken to prevent more deaths.

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