In yet another ruling undermining our fundamental freedoms, the BC Human Rights Tribunal, acting on complaints from the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 411, have ordered a former school trustee to pay an unprecedented $750,000 penalty for the crime of voicing his concerns over gender ideology in schools
Canadians everywhere continue to fight for the freedoms that our government has been systematically stripping away, using one manufactured emergency or another as justification.
Fortunately, we have groups like The Democracy Fund (TDF) fighting with us. They (and others) have been fighting tirelessly for Canadians who have been unfairly targeted, like those of the Amish communities.
Canadians are looking more and more to protests as a last hope of having their voices heard by our increasingly tone-deaf governments. A troubling pattern of inconsistent and biased enforcement has emerged with it – a new threat to the fundamental protections of our Charter.
Bill C-8, “An Act respecting cyber security,” represents a grave threat to Canadians’ fundamental freedoms.
The longest and most expensive mischief trial in Canadian history has finally come to an end (for now) this week with the sentencing of Chris Barber and Tamara Lich.