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CBC Kids News pulled their controversial Poppy video from YouTube.
Replacing it with this one having Kids / teens telling you why they will wear a poppy on Remembrance Day
Thank you everyone who spoke up against this
Replacing it with this one having Kids / teens telling you why they will wear a poppy on Remembrance Day
Thank you everyone who spoke up against this
1:31
CBC Kids News is teaching children about complaints that the red poppy focuses “too much on soldiers” and can be perceived as “glorifying war.”
Too much focus on soldiers. Around Remembrance Day. Let that sink in.
Then comes the colour guide:
White - Peace and remembrance of all war victims, including civilians.
Black - Contributions of Black, African, Caribbean and Pacific Island communities.
Purple - Animals harmed in war.
Rainbow - Discussed in connection with LGBTQ remembrance,.
The Legion disagrees with the criticism of the red poppy.
But why turn a shared symbol of sacrifice into another identity debate for children?
Those who served didn’t need matching identities to stand together.
We don’t need separate colours to remember them.View quoted post on X
Is Mark Carney meeting up with former Democrat President Obama in Quebec.
Obama was spotted in Quebec City earlier today
Carney finished business in Montreal also earlier today.
Must be just a coincidence.
Obama was spotted in Quebec City earlier today
Carney finished business in Montreal also earlier today.
Must be just a coincidence.
0:16
Do you know why there is 2 minutes of silence on Remembrance Day?
• The First Minute: Dedicated to remembering those who died in the war.
• The Second Minute: Dedicated to remembering those who survived - including the families, loved ones, and communities left behind to pick up the pieces.
Our soldiers are from various cultural background. Farms, cities. Highly education, and not so much.
But our citizens picked up the call to go fight for Canada.
The nation we have loved.
Forget the crap our various political parties throw our way.
Remembrance Day is not about that.
It is about those soldiers who signed up to fight and protect you.
Over 118,000 Canadians have died in combat.
Many more came back with scars, some visible, and some not.
Families struggle knowing their loved ones might not come home.... as many did not.
For all those serving.
For all those who have not returned.
We will Remember.
Lest we forget
• The First Minute: Dedicated to remembering those who died in the war.
• The Second Minute: Dedicated to remembering those who survived - including the families, loved ones, and communities left behind to pick up the pieces.
Our soldiers are from various cultural background. Farms, cities. Highly education, and not so much.
But our citizens picked up the call to go fight for Canada.
The nation we have loved.
Forget the crap our various political parties throw our way.
Remembrance Day is not about that.
It is about those soldiers who signed up to fight and protect you.
Over 118,000 Canadians have died in combat.
Many more came back with scars, some visible, and some not.
Families struggle knowing their loved ones might not come home.... as many did not.
For all those serving.
For all those who have not returned.
We will Remember.
Lest we forget
1:59
Champagne says ending homelessness in 10 years is his favourite part of the Carney budget. He puts the number of people experiencing homelessness in Canada at 65,000.
Good luck with that.
Ottawa keeps bringing in more people who also need somewhere to live. Young Canadians are trying to find work. Families are trying to feed their kids and still make rent. Some could lose their home if the paycheques stop for a month or two.
Then there’s the part Champagne skips in this clip. What happens when someone living on the street is dealing with addiction or a mental health crisis and turns down the help being offered?
But trust the Liberals. Apparently the first ten years earned them another ten.
Good luck with that.
Ottawa keeps bringing in more people who also need somewhere to live. Young Canadians are trying to find work. Families are trying to feed their kids and still make rent. Some could lose their home if the paycheques stop for a month or two.
Then there’s the part Champagne skips in this clip. What happens when someone living on the street is dealing with addiction or a mental health crisis and turns down the help being offered?
But trust the Liberals. Apparently the first ten years earned them another ten.
0:59