Listener Trish posts to show web page "I guess I'm a deplorable racist." Trish goes on to outline that she has become a minority in area where she lives in Canada and adds, "I have concluded I must leave my adult children behind and moved to a small prairie town in order to live in a community where a fifty-something Caucasian woman can feel including in the community."  The Angus Reid poll of a few days ago showed the majorit of Canadians (68%) would prefer minorities to fit in better into mainstream society.  And, Canada's federal Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains told CBC he's encountering pushback from Canadians at large, as well as members of the Liberal caucus on Immigration Minister John McCallum's decision to raise the immigration to Canada annual number above the largely static 300,000, or slightly less than 1% of the national population.

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Listener Trish posts to show web page "I guess I'm a deplorable racist." Trish goes on to outline that she has become a minority in area where she lives in Canada and adds, "I have concluded I must leave my adult children behind and moved to a small prairie town in order to live in a community where a fifty-something Caucasian woman can feel including in the community."  The Angus Reid poll of a few days ago showed the majorit of Canadians (68%) would prefer minorities to fit in better into mainstream society.  And, Canada's federal Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains told CBC he's encountering pushback from Canadians at large, as well as members of the Liberal caucus on Immigration Minister John McCallum's decision to raise the immigration to Canada annual number above the largely static 300,000, or slightly less than 1% of the national population.

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Yesterday the issue of Canada and Canadian values and traditions came up during calls responding to the Donald Trump video. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau argues Canada has "no core identity" "no common denominator" and that Canada is a "post nation state." Trudeau is still supported (according to polling) by over 50% of Canadians. Conservative Party leadership candidate Kellie Leitch calls for newcomers to Canada to be quizzed about their support for "Canadian values" and has been ripped by other conservatives and party leadership candidates. If there is no "core Canadian identity", if Canada is "post nation state", if "Canadian values expected of newcomers' is or approaches racism, does Canada need retooling? Should Thanksgiving weekend, Christmas and Remembrance Day from the official calendar (for this post nation state)? - Foreign Affairs Minister Stephane Dion appeared to give two thumbs down before QP in parl on Thursday when an MP challenged him on the Trudeau government not doing anything to bring Alison Azer's kids home from Iran. With Alison in the gallery, Dion "doubled down", but says he was gesturing to the MP. Alison says she was disturbed by Dion's actions and words.

Guest: Alison Azer - Tonight is the second Trump/Clinton debate and an American woman living in Toronto shares why she chose Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton. How does the Trump video play into her plans? Guest:  Marilyn, Canadian resident and American citizen - An American pollster shares his thoughts and views on the election and what polling tells him. Guest: John Zogby of Zogby Strategies.com and author of “We Are Many - We Are One: Neo-Tribes and Tribal Analytics, 21st Century” - Stacy and Kevin are two Fort McMurray residents who have been speaking with Roy since the fire. Although they always sound so positive and cheerful, they sent Roy an email about how life really is. They are flat broke, no work, and their phone appointment with the Red Cross for help is October 14. They don't know how they'll survive winter. And apparently, many others are sharing their plight. Guests: Stacy and Kevin

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Yesterday the issue of Canada and Canadian values and traditions came up during calls responding to the Donald Trump video. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau argues Canada has "no core identity" "no common denominator" and that Canada is a "post nation state." Trudeau is still supported (according to polling) by over 50% of Canadians. Conservative Party leadership candidate Kellie Leitch calls for newcomers to Canada to be quizzed about their support for "Canadian values" and has been ripped by other conservatives and party leadership candidates. If there is no "core Canadian identity", if Canada is "post nation state", if "Canadian values expected of newcomers' is or approaches racism, does Canada need retooling? Should Thanksgiving weekend, Christmas and Remembrance Day from the official calendar (for this post nation state)? - Foreign Affairs Minister Stephane Dion appeared to give two thumbs down before QP in parl on Thursday when an MP challenged him on the Trudeau government not doing anything to bring Alison Azer's kids home from Iran. With Alison in the gallery, Dion "doubled down", but says he was gesturing to the MP. Alison says she was disturbed by Dion's actions and words.

Guest: Alison Azer - Tonight is the second Trump/Clinton debate and an American woman living in Toronto shares why she chose Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton. How does the Trump video play into her plans? Guest:  Marilyn, Canadian resident and American citizen - An American pollster shares his thoughts and views on the election and what polling tells him. Guest: John Zogby of Zogby Strategies.com and author of “We Are Many - We Are One: Neo-Tribes and Tribal Analytics, 21st Century” - Stacy and Kevin are two Fort McMurray residents who have been speaking with Roy since the fire. Although they always sound so positive and cheerful, they sent Roy an email about how life really is. They are flat broke, no work, and their phone appointment with the Red Cross for help is October 14. They don't know how they'll survive winter. And apparently, many others are sharing their plight. Guests: Stacy and Kevin

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Fort MacMurray residents I've been speaking to since the fire, and who always sound so positive and cheerful, sent me an email about how life really is.  They are flat broke, no work, their phone appointment with the Red Cross for help is October 14.They don't know how they'll survive winter.

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Fort MacMurray residents I've been speaking to since the fire, and who always sound so positive and cheerful, sent me an email about how life really is.  They are flat broke, no work, their phone appointment with the Red Cross for help is October 14.They don't know how they'll survive winter.

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American Pollster John Zogby shares his thoughts of the Presidential Election 

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American Pollster John Zogby shares his thoughts of the Presidential Election 

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Tonight is Trump/Clinton Debate and an American woman living in Canada shares why she chose Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton. 

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Tonight is Trump/Clinton Debate and an American woman living in Canada shares why she chose Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton. 

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