Rick Ekstein: Naheed Nenshi told me he was a friend of the Jews. Then came that apology
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Rick Ekstein: Naheed Nenshi told me he was a friend of the Jews. Then came that apology
Real leaders don't apologize for doing their job. They explain it. They defend it. And when the pressure comes, they stand behind it
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By Rick Ekstein, Special to National Post
Published Jul 19, 2026
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From left, Rick Ekstein and colleague Anna Tran with Naheed Nenshi at Jewish community event in Calgary. PHOTO BY HANDOUT
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