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It’s the first National Day Against Gun Violence – a made-up date the Trudeau government invented to raise awareness and conduct a national conversation about gun crime.
Plus, a Windsor police officer is fighting back after being found guilty of discreditable conduct for supporting the Freedom Convoy.
And Mississauga Mayor and potential Ontario Liberal Party leadership candidate Bonnie Crombie is being criticized for wanting to change the lyrics of O Canada.
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