Paige Harrison and Kermisha Pereira said the work around diversity continues
By TWILA AMATO
The work from last summer’s wave of Black Lives Matter (BLM) rallies continues and two Kelowna students want residents to keep it going.
Paige Harrison and Kermisha Pereira co-organized the BLM rally in downtown Kelowna last summer, but the duo say there is more work to be done.
Part One: A Caregiver’s Conversation Guide
By: Western States Center Staff
This post is the first in a six-part series authored by Shelly Tochluk, Christine Saxman, and Joanna Schroeder.
By Eric K. Ward
As over one-third of Oregon went dark in the state’s largest-ever power outage, my thoughts traveled back to the 1990s, to a brightly lit auditorium in Ellensburg, Washington filled with Holocaust deniers.
Move comes after media reports linked Proud Boys members to those who stormed U.S. Capitol last month
Canada's Public Safety Minister Bill Blair designates 13 new groups as terrorist entities. 1:08
Public Safety Minister Bill Blair announced today that the federal government will designate 13 groups as terrorist entities, adding some white nationalist and neo-Nazi groups to a list already populated with militant Islamist organizations.
Federal law enforcement shifted resources last year in response to Donald Trump’s insistence that the radical left endangered the country. Meanwhile, right-wing extremism was building ominously.
WASHINGTON — As racial justice protests erupted nationwide last year, President Donald J. Trump, struggling to find a winning campaign theme, hit on a message that he stressed over and over: The real domestic threat to the United States emanated from the radical left, even though law enforcement authorities had long since concluded it came from the far right.
Ranger unit came under scrutiny after armed reservist was arrested near PM's residence
Murray Brewster, Elizabeth Thompson · CBC News ·
The commander of a troubled military reserve unit at the centre of an army investigation into far-right extremist activity is being replaced, CBC News has learned.
Email newly obtained by PressProgress shows Conservative officials are considering revoking Paul Fromm’s party membership
January 19, 2021
The Conservative Party of Canada is considering revoking a party membership held by one of Canada’s most notorious neo-Nazis.
Email newly obtained by PressProgress shows Conservative officials are considering revoking Paul Fromm’s party membership
The Conservative Party of Canada is considering revoking a party membership held by one of Canada’s most notorious neo-Nazis.
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