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"We have a terrorism problem," warns Canadian politician, raising concerns regarding Khalistani influence within Canadian politics Dallas Brodie, a sitting MLA for Vancouver-Quilchena and the Interim Leader of OneBC, attended in solidarity with the victims' families of Canada's deadliest terrorist attack on its 40th anniversary. "Canada should not be...

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