Christine Van Geyn: Under Bill C-63, an online comment could cost you thousands

H/T DA

Proceedings at the Canadian Parliament are beginning to feel like a zombie film: a monster was killed, it came back, was killed again and yet returns a third time. But this isn’t your typical horror flick. This one involves a group of government bureaucrats investigating complaints about your speech, prosecuting you at their own tribunal and ordering you to pay tens of thousands of dollars to people who don’t like what you say or write. The undead antagonist at the centre of it all is the civil penalty for hate speech, proposed last week in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s newly tabled Bill C-63.

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Good News for Singh’s School Lunch Plan? Dead bodies are going unclaimed in Ontario, and the numbers are climbing

The number of dead people in Ontario whose bodies were not claimed by loved ones or family members has surged in the last few years, according to provincial figures.

A total of 1,183 bodies went unclaimed in 2023 compared to 983 in 2022 and 438 in 2019, the Office of the Chief Coroner says.

Since 2019, there was been a 170 per cent increase in the number of unclaimed bodies.

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SHOCKA! Islamist Vote Whore Trudeau will resume funding Hamas via UNRWA

The Canadian government has confirmed it will restore funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees.

International Development Minister Ahmed Hussen confirmed the move at a press conference Friday in Mississauga, Ont.

Canada suspended funding to UNRWA in January after Israel alleged 12 employees of the aid agency were involved in some capacity in the Oct. 7 attack on Israel by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

What a sleazebag.

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Thousands of Ukrainians expected to arrive before visa deadline

Andrii Batitskii and his wife Kateryna Bondarenko are building a life from scratch in Surrey, B.C., after fleeing war in Ukraine.

Originally from Kharkiv, a city just 30 kilometres from the Russian border, the couple are two of hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians who came to Canada through the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET), a temporary emergency visa program that was enacted shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine.

The program offered an expedited process for Ukrainians to live and work in Canada for up to three years.


Canadians should thank Joe Biden foe botching the Afghanistan withdrawal.

Federal government looked into airlifts to bring 12,000 Afghans to Canada after Kabul fell

Nearly a year after it closed its embassy in Afghanistan following Kabul’s fall to the Taliban in 2021, the federal government was trying to plan flights out of the country to bring in an estimated 12,000 Afghans it believed were “current and future” clients of Immigration Canada, CBC News has learned.

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Email reveals that Ottawa told Canada’s top soldier not to call budget changes ‘cuts’

OTTAWA — Canada’s top soldier was told he couldn’t use the word “cut” in a memo to soldiers about the federal government’s budget plans for the military, newly disclosed documents reveal.

The emails late last summer between Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Wayne Eyre’s office and the Department of National Defence (DND), obtained by the Star under the Access to Information Act, highlight the bewildering semantics — and the tension — between Canada’s soldiers and its politicians when it comes to defence spending.

DND is expected to have almost $2.6 billion in its budget “reallocated” over the next three years as a part of the Liberals’ broader exercise to redirect $14.1 billion in spending over the next five years, according to plans tabled last week.

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‘Troubling’ risk assessment report for “Calgary man” who claimed to be member of ISIS: judge

A report examining the risk posed by a Calgary man who claimed to be a member of ISIS and appeared to be planning to kill gay people in the city was described by a judge as “troubling.”

Zakarya Hussein, 20, pleaded guilty in December to facilitating terrorist activity.

A sentencing hearing was supposed to take place Thursday but was delayed because a forensic assessment report was received by lawyers and the judge only in the last day or two.

Justice Harry Van Harten agreed to the adjournment but first noted the risk assessment conducted on Hussein by a psychiatrist was “kind of troubling.”

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Trudeau says some of the Pro-Palestinian protests cross the line into hate, harassment

Pro-Palestinian protests that include expressions of hatred or harassing behaviour cross a line, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday.

Trudeau told a press conference in Toronto that he’s heard from too many members of Canada’s Jewish community who have seen protests at synagogues and community centres and who now feel unsafe.

Nobody can be indifferent to the suffering in the Gaza Strip during the Israel-Hamas war, and Canadians have a right to protest and make their anger heard, he said.


We are witnessing in our streets Muslims and Jews  fighting for world view supremacy.

This is the inevitable tribal warfare that results from the poisons of multiculturalism and bad immigration policy.

Trudeau lied when he stated “Hateful or harassing behavior, particularly against neighbours, is not what we do here in Canada.”

In fact ‘hateful or harassing behavior, particularly against neighbours,‘ is built into Canadian society and the Trudeau government has played a large role in making that happen.

The ideologies of hate, DEI and CRT, have been institutionalized in Canada.

Few spoke up against it prior to the Hamas-Israel war because the publicly accepted target was White people.

The brazen antisemitism we now witness was made possible by the state endorsed anti-White racism embraced by our governing class and institutions.

That isn’t to claim that anti-White racism historically preceded antisemitism only that in our current Canadian context Progressives and their Islamist allies saw what they could get away with against Whites and decided to go for broke against the Jews.

Everyone in Canada knows you can burn our churches assault our nation,  assault our heritage and paint us as the source of the world’s woes because the divide and conquer goal of identity politics has worked it’s evil magic.

If we dare speak up against this progressive racism you can call us genocide promoting white supremacists without fear of repercussion because even our schools and human rights commissions claim only Whites can be racist.

If Bill C-63 is passed we will be jailed for defending ourselves.

Isn’t it grand being citizens of a Post-National state?

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Will anyone ever be held to account for China’s infiltration of the Winnipeg microbiology lab? Don’t make me laugh

One begins to see what the Trudeau government was so scared of – why it went to such lengths to conceal documents related to the firing of two scientists from the top-security National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg, stonewalling a parliamentary committee and even calling an early election rather than hand them over.

Because as the documents make clear, this was no ordinary national security breach. This was a national security disaster. How it happened, how it went undiscovered for so long, with how serious consequences, must await further investigation. But what we know already – what the government has known for at least three years, and did its best to suppress – is staggering.

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Royal Canadian Navy’s new Arctic ships have a severe flooding problem, say sailors

RCN Arctic Patrol Ships Leak A Little Bit

Problems with the Canadian navy’s new patrol ships have led to significant flooding causing excessive corrosion while other defects have resulted in mechanical failures involving anchors, sailors have revealed.

The flooding is centered around the area where the anchor cable comes into an enclosed deck on the Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships or AOPS.

That problem resulted in an incident on board HMCS Harry DeWolf that saw severe flooding and the creation of a “salty sauna” environment that led to excessive corrosion, the Royal Canadian Navy sailors noted.

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Why Ottawa’s ‘Economic Plan’ to Excel in EV Industry May ‘Flop’: Economist

Economist Jack Mintz says it will be hard for Canada to become a leader in critical minerals and to make EV battery production profitable, despite Ottawa’s hopes.

“Our economic plan is turning Canada into a critical minerals superpower. From EV battery plants to net-zero mining, we are responsibly unlocking Canada’s natural resources to create more good jobs and prosperity today and for the next generation,” Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said in a March 5 post on X.

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I, the Islamophobe

h/t SweetPea

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Montreal Chinese community centres serve RCMP with $5M defamation suit over ‘police station’ allegations

Two Chinese community organizations are suing the RCMP for defamation after the national police force alleged they were operating as “police stations” for the Chinese government.

The Chinese Family Services of Greater Montreal and Centre Sino-Québec de la Rive Sud, as well as the two centres’ executive director, Xixi Li, are seeking more than $4.9 million in damages, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday in Superior Court.

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Tasha Kheiriddin: Liberals want Canadians in the dark about China threat

Who calls the shots in Canada, Ottawa or Beijing? It’s becoming harder to tell, especially after this week’s shameful performance by the House of Commons Ethics Committee.

On Monday the Liberal-dominated committee shut down an emergency request by Conservative MP Michael Chong to investigate the firing of two Chinese scientists, Xiangguo Qiu and her husband Keding Cheng, at the Winnipeg National Microbiology Laboratory in 2021. Chong made the request after the government released 600 pages of documents revealing that Qiu and Cheng had basically been spying for the People’s Republic of China (PRC), developing “deep, cooperative relationships” with institutions there and transferring Canadian scientific knowledge and materials to the Chinese government.

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