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“I am seeing my oldest, who is normally full of energy, asking for a nap and slowly fighting this virus — again,” Lajoie, a research associate at the University of Manitoba who holds a PhD in virology and immunology, said in an email, having lost her voice due to her own COVID infection.
Four years after she moved out from the locus of power, she is perched on the fourth floor of the legislature’s outer reaches: Room 420 is tucked away at the very end of a hidden wing, with a single staffer answering constituents’ calls . On Thursday she will give her farewell speech in the ornate chamber where she sat for 19 years as a parliamentarian. And where she still stands her ground, as she did this week when Progressive Conservative MPPs heckled her with abandon for daring to question them.Pierre Poilievre is courting millennials with a new kind of populism.
“We didn’t think it would be so hard. You start to doubt yourself and think maybe we should wait for the market to cool, or buy a condo instead,” he added. The faces of the two slightly built men who entered together shortly before 7 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 29, 1996, were covered with black ski masks. They sported matching black pants and black hooded sweatshirts.One of the men in black opened fire with his rapid-fire pistol. The other stood behind him and watched the other customers.The victim “was stitched from his head to his foot,” retired detective Ken Yates of the Toronto Police Asian Organized Crime squad said. “That is expert marksmanship.
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