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N.S. NDP remove party whip following post about France protests

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The Nova Scotia NDP has removed MLA Paul Wozney from his position as party whip following a social media post regarding recent protests in France. The decision follows allegations from the Progressive Conservative Caucus, which claimed Wozney’s remarks constituted a call for similar civil unrest to occur within Nova Scotia and Canada.

The removal of Wozney from the whip role marks a significant internal disciplinary action for the provincial NDP. The party’s move comes in direct response to the controversy surrounding the interpretation of his public comments and the subsequent political pressure applied by the opposing caucus.

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Global News (CA) Focuses on the specific accusation from the PC Caucus
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