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Melissa Duggan

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  • Anchor and Reporter, CP24
Toronto
As seen in: CP24, RTÉ, Times Higher Education, Newstalk, CFTR-AM (Toronto, ON), City News, CityNews Ottawa, CityNews Toronto
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Two years after Proud Boys terrorist designation, over 300 right-wing groups identified in Canada

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By Melissa Duggan Verified, Meredith Bond
| CityNews Ottawa Verified
As the trial for members of the group, the Proud Boys, charged in connection with the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol continues, new research shows the number of right-wing groups has increased threefold in Canada since 2015. It comes nearly two years after the Proud Boys was named a terrorist entity in Canada.
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‘A global uprising:’ the Black Lives Matter movement one year after Floyd’s murder

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By Melissa Duggan Verified, Meredith Bond
| bttoronto.ca
‘A global uprising:’ the Black Lives Matter movement one year after Floyd’s murder MELISSA DUGGAN AND MEREDITH BOND | posted Tuesday, May 25th, 2021 Tuesday marks one year since the killing of George Floyd by a white police officer in Minneapolis. Streets across cities in the U.S., Canada and around the world flooded with protests over his murder, which was captured on video and replayed thousands of times across news and social media.
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'A global uprising:' the Black Lives Matter movement one year after Floyd's murder

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By Melissa Duggan Verified, Meredith Bond
| City News Verified
One year ago, streets across cities in the U.S., Canada and around the world were flooded with protests over the killing of George Floyd by a white police officer in Minneapolis. The video of Derek Chauvin pressing his knee into Floyd’s neck for nine and a half minutes as he lay on the ground on May 25 triggered an outpouring of anger, protest and support from individuals and groups not normally associated with the Black Lives movement.
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