Carney government silent as Newfoundland activists headed for Gaza face likely interception by Israel
A growing chorus of voices say it's Canada's duty to protect its own citizens, especially when they are not breaking the law
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Yumna Iftikhar is a Pakistani Canadian journalist covering the impact of federal and provincial policies on minority communities. She also writes about climate change and Canada’s energy transition journey. Yumna holds a Master of Journalism from Carleton University. She was awarded the Bill McWhinney Memorial Scholarship for International Development and Journalism for her work on transgender rights in Pakistan. She also received the Emerging Reporter Fund on Resettlement in Canada. Yumna has bylines in The Globe and Mail, CBC, and the Ottawa Citizen.
A growing chorus of voices say it's Canada's duty to protect its own citizens, especially when they are not breaking the law
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