Canadians were told they had a choice about whether to get injected. But for many, that “choice” meant getting kicked out of university, losing their jobs, and not being able to travel.
Consent obtained under threat of financial and social ruin is not free consent. Many Canadians may want to turn the page on Covid. But those who paid a heavy price in health and dignity, and the families of those who lost their lives after getting "safe" injections, deserve to be heard. The Allison Inquiry is giving them a voice.
In a free society, the rights to conscience, life, liberty, and security of the person must be protected. Those rights were severely violated. This conversation is long overdue.
333 days in office.
72 days in Parliament.
15 international trips.
21 countries visited.
0 REAL DEALS that actually protect Canadian workers.
That’s the Carney record.
While he collected passport stamps and photo ops at global forums, food inflation outpaced the rest of the economy for 17 straight months. Families got crushed at the grocery store. Housing stayed broken. And the most important file — the trade relationship with the United States — still has no resolution.
CUSMA wasn’t renewed. Tariffs are still hanging over us. And every time Canadians ask why, the answer is the same: “It’s Trump’s fault.”
Convenient.
A prime minister who spends more time on planes than in the House of Commons isn’t leading. He’s managing decline with better branding.
Canadians didn’t hire a frequent flyer.
They hired someone to fix the country.
#cdnpoli #CarneyFail #LiberalFail #CanadaFirst
Huge win for free speech and religious freedom.
A Quebec court has ruled that the provincial government and former Tourism Minister Caroline Proulx violated the Charter rights of Harvest Ministries International by cancelling their Christian conference because of the group’s pro-life beliefs.
The Court found the minister acted without legal authority and arbitrarily denied access to a public venue based on viewpoint.
Lawyers funded by the Justice Centre successfully represented Harvest Ministries International. The minister was ordered to personally pay $30,000 in punitive damages.
Government officials do not get to shut down events they disagree with.
https://t.co/c45gffRZJC
Thirty Christians were just buried in Nigeria. Eleven of the victims were children.
They were all massacred by Islamic terrorists in the last few days.
And nobody is talking about it.
Ask yourself this: what is @bbcnews for - if it is not to tell you the news?
🚨Canada 🇨🇦 welcomes criminals from India 🇮🇳
“These are wanted criminals from India; you have given them visas ... and yet you allow them to live there,' says India's Foreign Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar..
@DrSJaishankar
A Fort Erie man charged in a May shooting was released on bail the very next day. He’s now wanted in connection with another shooting.
End Liberal catch-and-release.
Jail. Not bail.
#cdnpoli
🚨 JUST IN: Doug Ford MPP, Deepak Anand, paid nearly $300,00 taxpayer money to rent his constituency office from a buddy he’s known for decades.
The company’s sole director is a friend Anand has known since he landed in Canada in 2000.
It gets worse: The husband, Puneet, co-owns a business with Anand.
THE FORD GOVERNMENT SCANDALS KEEPS GETTING MORE EXPENSIVE AND MORE PERSONAL.
This was a near mass casualty event.
“they identified the suspect as 23-year-old Ismail Abrahimzada of Aurora. He has been charged with dangerous operation and failure to stop for police.”
Military chaplains are now prevented from offering prayers at military ceremonies and are instead directed to provide non-religious “spiritual reflections.”
For years, Conservatives like myself warned that the steady erosion of religious expression in public life would eventually lead to faith being pushed out of our public institutions.
The government’s response was to dismiss those concerns, insisting that we were spreading misinformation and that no one was trying to remove religion from the public square.
Now this directive has been adopted.
Our military chaplains have faithfully provided prayer, comfort, and spiritual guidance to the brave men and women who serve our country for generations.
Canada should protect the freedom of those who wish to pray, not silence it. We should be defending the religious freedom of our service members and chaplains, many of whom have served, fought, and even given their lives to defend the very freedoms we now risk restricting.
https://t.co/uwjkSvwD3S