On the recordJune 3, 2026
It does not represent Quebec or Canada, and it has no place in our communities.
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Marc Miller
Liberal Party of Canada
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thestar.comIt does not represent Quebec or Canada, and it has no place in our communities.
Condemnation of the white supremacist gathering
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