Face Inequality: Trudeau Portrait and Donald Trump

face inequality: Young Canadians are frustrated, women and girls still face inequality in the workplace and retired seniors sometimes have to rely on food banks.A berry rivalry you likely didn't know about Olympic spirit conveys itself to us in images Lessons Vancouver can learn from Seattle bike share program In Trudeau portrait of Canada, anxiety is a reality and his job as a politician is not to exploit that anxiety—the easier road—he said in an obvious dig at Donald Trump, but to allay those feelings with direct questions, according to Metro News. That where Trudeau says Canada has a role to play within its borders and then outside it. Justin Trudeau inaugural speech last week at the United Nations painted a rosy picture of a progressive country where darker pinpoints are becoming more glaringly obvious. By creating a successful and peaceful and fair world. These are such moments that have become crystal clear to Gerry Mills, the executive director of the Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia who has had a tumultuous, busy year. It a nice feeling to live in a place where the idea of justice for all Canadians will lead eventually to a more just world outside. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.