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Pulling at the seams: Mark Bourrie’s Ripper examines the rise and popular appeal of Pierre Poilievre

April 3, 2025April 3, 2025
by Steven Beattie

Bourrie transcends a simple biography and creates a snapshot of our riven historical moment.

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