Canada bans gatherings to stop “misinformation,” It’s not about health!

Maxime Bernier, the leader of the People’s Party of Canada (PPC), was arrested last Friday after speaking at an anti-lockdown protest in St-Pierre-Jolys, Manitoba. He was arrested for violating provincial health orders, which prohibit indoor and outdoor gatherings on both public and private property and mandate 14 days of self-isolation for anyone entering the province.

He was sent a letter in advance advising him that he was not allowed to what was a small rally. Canada is talking about vaccine passports.

Canada is banning gatherings, not for health, but to reduce a “misinformation campaign.” Canada is a totalitarian nation under Trudeau.

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Hundreds show up to Protest at Remand Centre Demanding Freedom for Pastor Tim Stephens

Several now well known religious and political leaders came out on Saturday to speak at a protest at the Remand Centre for Tim Stephens, pastor of Fairview Baptist Church, who is currently in prison for holding an outdoors Sunday service because the RCMP had seized Fairview Church’s property.

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Peterborough police won’t ticket cast & crew of CBC show for handshakes, laughter

We recently returned to the lovely little city of Peterborough, Ont., where the local constabulary take a very dim view of any sort of merriment in this day and age of COVID-19. You might recall our previous trip to Peterborough in April. We were there to cover an anti-lockdown protest staged at Confederation Square.

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California Launches Digital Pass For Residents To Prove They’ve Gotten Vaccine

Erica Pan, the state’s epidemiologist, told reporters during a press conference Friday afternoon that proof of vaccination may already be required in some circumstances such as travel. Pan added that state health officials believe there will be a demand for the digital pass and it will provide an easier way for residents to prove their vaccination status.

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Tickets issued after thousands gather at Toronto beaches over long weekend

Toronto is waking up with a long weekend hangover, with reports of parks trashed and residents, especially those with kids and dogs, kept up for four straight nights by backyard fireworks displays.

Toronto police estimate thousands gathered at Woodbine and Cherry beaches on Sunday night, shooting off fireworks for Victoria Day.

Const. Ed Parks said police received several calls about the gatherings and some people were issued tickets, but it is unclear how many.

Posts on social media show people gathered on the beach watching fireworks as well as garbage strewn across the beaches Monday and Tuesday mornings.

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Is C-10 a bill too far?

For a month, the federal government has been under fire over its broadcasting bill C-10 and its implications for free speech. Peter Menzies, a former commissioner of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, said the bill “doesn’t just infringe on free expression, it constitutes a full-blown assault upon it and, through it, the foundations of democracy.” The National Post’s Anja Karadeglija examines the issues and what’s at stake.

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PPC Candidate Hosts Speech On His Own Property and Is Surveilled By the Cops

This occurred in the Niagara region where many who work in rural areas have been affected by the lockdown. People are frustrated and angry.

Below are clips of PPC candidate and local businessman, Peter Taras, hosting a speech on his property and the reaction of the crowd to the police presence there:

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Imprisoned Pastors and Locked Churches

At least three Canadian pastors have been imprisoned and numerous churches locked out of their buildings for not abiding by various government COVID restrictions. Lawyer Lisa Bildy of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, which has represented a number of parties in these sorts of cases, joined The Andrew Lawton Show to discuss the legal fights underway to uphold religious freedom.

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It’s no longer a question of if we should have vaccine passports in Canada but how they should be designed

The question of whether Canada should create COVID-19 vaccine passports was answered by Health Minister Patty Hadju this week when she confirmed that the federal government will create such a system to allow Canadians to travel internationally again.

Now is the time to consider who in Canada will provide such passports and how they should be designed and deployed. 

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