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Pages tagged "The Regina Leader-Post"


CJPME published in The Hill Times, The Star Phoenix, and The Regina Leader-Post on same day

On December 18, 2023, CJPME had three letters published on the same day.

Fatima Haidar was published in both The Star Phoenix and the Regina Leader-Post. Both of her letters challenged racist language used to demean pro-Palestine demonstrators in Saskatchewan.

Jason Toney was published in The Hill Times challenging a hawkish editorial that shrugged off Palestinian civilian deaths and called for the eradication of Hamas.

CJPME continues to put a significant emphasis on publishing letters in newspapers around the country. Publishing pieces like these helps raise awareness of Palestinian struggles and reminds people that they are not alone in their concerns. That editors continue publishing our work also shows the legitimacy we have built up with newsrooms.


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