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Former soldier upset with $150-million class-action racism settlement

By Icanada Feb 6, 2025 #alberta #Breaking News #calgary #CBC | Canada News #news

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A man who helped start a class-action lawsuit claiming systemic racism in the Canadian Armed Forces is opting out of the final agreement. Wallace Fowler says the individual payments up to $35,000 don’t go far enough.

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Trudeau is unlikely to recall Parliament at opposition’s demand. Here’s why

Icanada Feb 6, 2025

Alberta Calgary icanada news

St. John’s woman facing eviction hopes the city ‘learns’ from complicated process

Icanada Feb 6, 2025

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Dartmouth transport company charged in $250K elver seizure

Icanada Feb 6, 2025

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Alberta Calgary icanada news

Trudeau is unlikely to recall Parliament at opposition’s demand. Here’s why

Alberta Calgary icanada news

St. John’s woman facing eviction hopes the city ‘learns’ from complicated process

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Dartmouth transport company charged in $250K elver seizure

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Former soldier upset with $150-million class-action racism settlement