[NEWS] Five politics links: Canada, Maxine Bernier, Golden Dawn

[rfmcdonald]

• National Observer argued, before Bernier broke, that his stances on immigration and multiculturalism bode ill for Canada, here.


• If a Canada that needs immigration to sustain its workforce turns against immigration, that would be the real crisis. Global News reports.


• The Golden Dawn movement of Greece, this essay argues, set precedents for alt-right movements across the developed world with its engagement with locals. The Conversation has it.


• Canada, despite everything, is still one of the most socially mobile countries in the world. MacLean's reports.


• Andrew Coyne wonders why Maxime Bernier chose to break from the Conservatives now, over at the National Post.

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[dewline]

Both the Conservatives and the Bernierites seem determined to have the public ignore the facts on the immigration file, of course.