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Small Trudeau protest outside Corner Brook's city hall on Saturday

Gary Kean | Posted: Dec. 16, 2018, 11:11 p.m. | Updated: Dec. 16, 2018, 11:15 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Around 10 people showed up outside Corner Brook’s city hall Saturday to support a midday protest against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s governance. Organizer Joe Park said he and others who came out to join the rally are concerned about the federal government’s policies on a wide variety of issues such as immigration, finances and treatment of senior citizens and Indigenous people.
Around 10 people showed up outside Corner Brook’s city hall Saturday to support a midday protest against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s governance. Organizer Joe Park said he and others who came out to join the rally are concerned about the federal government’s policies on a wide variety of issues such as immigration, finances and treatment of senior citizens and Indigenous people. - Gary Kean

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Around 10 people showed up outside Corner Brook’s city hall Saturday to support a midday protest against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s governance.

Organizer Joe Park said he and others who came out to join the rally are concerned about the federal government’s policies on a wide variety of issues such as immigration, finances and treatment of senior citizens and Indigenous people.

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