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Vincent Rigby, the former National Security and Intelligence Advisor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, labels India as a "hostile state actor."

On the claim that India is no longer a threat to Canada, made by the Commissioner of the RCMP, Rigby says, "I find that hard to believe."

"India is going to do what it feels it has to do in pursuit of its own national interest, and that includes reaching out and being quite aggressive with Sikh elements within the Canadian population. They've been clear about that. That's what they're going to do."
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Justin Trudeau's former National Security and Intelligence Advisor, Vincent Rigby, says the Trudeau government took too long to acknowledge the China threat.

Rigby says the Canadian government's pivot on China is "ironic" after Carney labelled China as Canada's greatest threat.

"(Carney) is singing a slightly different tune now."

"Any kind of journey you take with China is going to be fraught. It really is...our foreign policy is less values-driven now."
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The CBC has removed the multicoloured poppy video from the CBC Kids YouTube channel following a Juno News investigation.

The video, originally posted in 2021, features a CBC Kids presenter saying “some feel that the red poppy focuses too much on soldiers and can be perceived as glorifying war.”

The presenter goes on to highlight 4 different coloured poppies including a black, white, purple and rainbow poppy for kids to wear during Remembrance Day.
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The CBC removed a CBC Kids News video on Monday after a Juno News investigation and a wave of criticism online came down on the state broadcaster for platforming unconventionally coloured poppies and their causes during Remembrance Day.

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