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Avi Lewis calls on students, workers, and Indigenous communities to unite against Carney’s agenda

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Avi Lewis told a roomful of university students in Ottawa last month that the federal government is not responding to the urgent needs of young people — in fact, he says, Prime Minister Mark Carney is actively sacrificing their futures for short-term profits.

The NDP leader addressed an audience of approximately 100 students at Ollie’s Bar on Carleton University’s campus on September 23.

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