PM confronted by ceasefire protesters

PM confronted by ceasefire protesters

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Is a Prime Minister entitled to dinner in peace? The question emerges after protesters demanding a ceasefire in Gaza, confronted Justin Trudeau in a Vancouver restaurant, and later that night, surrounded a bar he was in.

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