Canada Poised To Criminalize Christianity With Ban On Citing Biblical Truths

Canada Poised To Criminalize Christianity With Ban On Citing Biblical Truths

Leftists may claim that they work for the common good, but what really drives them is often nothing less than religious fanaticism.

Case in point: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and his new anti-Christian bill (C-9). Not content with the current hate speech laws in force in Canada, Carney is pushing stricter restrictions on speech with a new law that would prohibit using religious texts as a defense of speech the left deems offensive. According to a report in The Telegraph, “Bill C-9, the Act is a wide-ranging piece of legislation aimed at targeting what Carney’s government claims is ‘rising anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, homophobia and transphobia.’”

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Hungarians vote in hard-fought election that could oust Viktor Orbán after 16 years

Hungarians vote in hard-fought election that could oust Viktor Orbán after 16 years

Hungarians are heading to the ballot boxes to vote in a landmarkparliamentary election that could oust Viktor Orbán after 16 years in power and potentially reshape the central European country’s relations with the EU, Moscow and Washington.

During the campaign, Orbán – the EU’s longest-serving leader – has trailed in the polls as he faces an unprecedented challenge from Péter Magyar, a former elite member of Orbán’s Fidesz party.

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Liberals courting as many as eight more potential floor-crossers, sources say

Liberals courting as many as eight more potential floor-crossers, sources say

As many as eight more opposition MPs are being courted to cross the floor, three Liberal sources told The Globe and Mail.

Conservative and NDP MPs are in the mix, the sources said, though it remains unclear if any will make the jump – or when.

The sources are all veteran Liberal organizers, and two are directly involved in reaching out to potential recruits.


Imagine the damage Carney will do with a majority.

From the convention …

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US Navy to start ‘blockading any and all ships’ trying to enter or leave Strait of Hormuz, says Trump

US Navy to start ‘blockading any and all ships’ trying to enter or leave Strait of Hormuz, says Trump

US President Donald Trump says that the US is going to start “BLOCKADING any and all Ships trying to enter, or leave, the Strait of Hormuz”.

In a lengthy new post on Truth Social, he says that “the meeting went well, most points were agreed to, but the only point that really mattered, NUCLEAR, was not”.

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AUBUT: ‘Liberal,’ ‘Conservative,’ ‘NDP’ — three labels that no longer mean anything

AUBUT: ‘Liberal,’ ‘Conservative,’ ‘NDP’ — three labels that no longer mean anything

Politics in Canada has become a theatre of appearances. Parties wear names that suggest one thing while practicing another. The Liberal Party still wraps itself in the language of freedom, dignity, responsibility, and the rule of law. The Conservative Party still speaks as though it stands for restraint, continuity, prudence, and smaller government. The New Democratic Party (NDP) still tries to present itself as the voice of the average person. Yet when these labels are tested against conduct, what emerges is not a clean contest between opposing principles, but a set of rival machines operating inside the same broad government system, each asking the public to judge by appearance rather than by result.

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Ghost Murmur tool that ‘found US airman’ defies the laws of physics

Ghost Murmur tool that ‘found US airman’ defies the laws of physics

The colonel, one of a two-man crew of an F-15E Strike Eagle shot down by an Iranian shoulder-launched missile, had spent two days trying to conceal his location from enemy search parties, while letting his would-be rescuers know where he was.

Apart from intermittent radio contact, all he had was his personal “come-and-get-me” beacon signal. And he dared switch that on only occasionally, for the Iranians would surely be monitoring the conventional means of rescuing him.

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How Floor-Crossings May Be Affecting Canadians’ Trust in Democracy

How Floor-Crossings May Be Affecting Canadians’ Trust in Democracy

After several opposition MPs crossed the floor to join the governing Liberals in recent months, some of those MPs’ constituents are now expressing distrust in the country’s democratic system.

Toronto-area MP Michael Ma’s office has been the site of regular protests following his decision to leave the Conservatives to join the Liberals in December 2025. Most recently, after Ontario MP Marilyn Gladu crossed the floor on April 8, protesters gathered at her office shortly afterward with signs reading, “I voted Conservative, not Liberal,” and “Your vote doesn’t matter.”

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21,000 In, 498 Out: UK Migrant Deal Under Fire

21,000 In, 498 Out: UK Migrant Deal Under Fire

More than 21,000 migrants have crossed the Channel to Britain in seven months, while fewer than 500 have been sent back under a flagship returns deal with France.

The stark imbalance has piled pressure on Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to rethink the “one-in, one-out” scheme, which was designed to deter small boat crossings by returning arrivals to France in exchange for accepting a limited number via legal routes.

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Charlebois: Quebec, maple syrup and the sticky truth about food fraud

Charlebois: Quebec, maple syrup and the sticky truth about food fraud

A recent investigation has shaken one of Quebec’s most iconic industries.

Authorities are examining allegations that maple syrup sold in grocery stores —linked to a Quebec producer — may have been adulterated with cheaper sugars while still being marketed as pure.

Products have been pulled, regulators are involved and Canadians are left asking a familiar question: How did this go unnoticed?

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Douglas Todd: Avi Lewis and Naomi Klein put UBC at centre of debate over academic activism

Douglas Todd: Avi Lewis and Naomi Klein put UBC at centre of debate over academic activism

When the University of B.C. hired left-wing activists Avi Lewis and Naomi Klein as faculty, Canada’s second-largest post-secondary institution took a firm position on a polarizing discussion over whether academics should openly advocate political causes.

Against opinion polls showing three in four Canadians believe political ideology should be kept out of universities, five years ago UBC hired filmmaker Lewis — who was elected leader of the federal NDP on March 29 — and well-known climate activist Klein.

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A Divided Nation Looks to the Stars

A Divided Nation Looks to the Stars

National confidence, unfortunately, is in short supply these days. In this season of springtime renewal, Americans would do well to look up — literally. Artemis II, NASA’s first meaningful manned space mission in over a half-century, has taken the nation by storm this month. In so doing, it has provided a timely reminder of what a great nation, acting with confidence and clarity of purpose, can still achieve.

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