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Canada’s New “Hate” Law Is Already at People’s Doors
Royal assent came in June, the law landed in July, and by the end of the month somebody was standing on a porch asking about a post from three years ago.
Canada’s Carney Revives Online Censorship Bill
The bill that died with Trudeau’s election call is back, and so is the advisory panel that wrote it.
BC Nurse Fined and Suspended Over Gender Policy Criticism
What began as a three-word message became a 332-page inquisition.
Court Orders Bank Freezing Records in Freedom Convoy Case
A court-ordered paper trail may reveal the blueprint of a financial crackdown with no convictions in sight.
Trudeau Minister Marco Mendicino Faces Censure Over Lies About Emergencies Act Invocation
Parliament debates censure for Mendicino as evidence undermines his justification for sweeping emergency powers during the Freedom Convoy protests.
Court Ruling Permits Trudeau Government to Evade Accountability for Vaccine Passport Mandates
The dropped charges prevent a crucial constitutional challenge to mandates.
Toronto Cop Challenges “Misconduct” Allegation for Supporting Freedom Convoy With a $50 Donation
The aftermath of Justin Trudeau’s illegal targeting of civil liberties protesters.
Saskatchewan Nurse Faces Disciplinary Hearing for Social Media Posts Rejecting Covid Mandates
More fallout from the covid-era censorship.
Canadian Nurse Faces Disciplinary Hearing for Social Media Posts Criticizing Covid Mandates
More risk for those speaking in support of civil liberties.
Canada Passes Online Censorship Bill
Imperious rules.
Doctors Who Are Accused of Spreading “Misleading Information” Could Be Jailed Under New British Columbia Law
Jail terms, huge fines, and more for doctors who don’t tow the line.
