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The trade war is hurting Canadian queer businesses

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By Eve Cable Verified
| Xtra Magazine Verified
It’s been around six months since Kelly Blenus’s small business, Resting Pride Face, has sold anything to the United States. Blenus, a Halifax-based artist who makes Pride-themed accessories, stickers and paintings, said the reason for that is simple: U.S.-imposed tariffs and rising trade tensions have made selling across the border “borderline impossible.” “When I started, my sales were primarily to the U.S., but now I basically sell almost nothing,” she says.
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Taking language to the next level

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| The Eastern Door Verified
Home News Taking language to the next level News Taiewennenhá:wi Marina Zafiris surrounded by family, who supported her throughout the two-year Ratiwennahní:rats program. Courtesy Taiewennenhá:wi Marina Zafiris Five years ago, Taiewennenhá:wi Marina Zafiris’ life changed. She got accepted into a PhD program at one of the most prestigious universities in North America, she moved back home to Akwesasne, and, perhaps most importantly, she started being exposed to Kanien’kéha more than ever before.
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Funds raised for cancer patients

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| The Eastern Door Verified
Home News Funds raised for cancer patients News Courtesy Madelyn Cross More than $35,000 was raised for cancer support services in Kahnawake at this year’s Purple Ribbon Walk, thanks to fundraising efforts from community members leading up to and during last weekend’s event.
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