Pope Francis’s passing has prompted condolences from global leaders, including Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and former Prime Minister Mark Carney, who praised his humility and moral clarity. Poilievre highlighted Francis’s historic apology for the Church’s role in Indigenous residential schools and described his legacy as one of love and service, while Carney acknowledged the Pope’s dedication to human dignity. Both figures, alongside the backdrop of an upcoming national election, reflect on the profound impact of Francis’s leadership on millions worldwide.
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'Death to all Zios': Nova Scotia man charged with hate crimes
New Glasgow Regional Police in Nova Scotia charged a 22-year-old man, Luke Alexander McDonnell, with advocating and promoting genocide, public incitement of hatred, and wilful promotion of hatred after he allegedly made violent anti-Zionist statements online. Jewish organizations praised the police for their prompt response, noting that the arrest occurred within 36 hours of receiving the complaint. The police emphasized their commitment to investigating hate-motivated crimes and condemned the hateful acts reflected in the suspect's...
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