Prosecutors in Freedom Convoy leaders’ case abruptly stop calling witnesses
The trial will resume on November 27, at which point the defense for Freedom Convoy leaders' Tamara Lich and Chris Barber will begin calling forth its witnesses.
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Josh Alexander tells Jordan Peterson about beginnings of his pro-family activism
'You look at our culture today and the number one thing that's under attack is the nuclear family,’ 17-year-old student activist Josh Alexander told Jordan Peterson.
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Leaked Vatican note to German bishops affirms male-only priesthood, sinfulness of homosexual acts
The document names the 'priestly ordination reserved for men' as an issue that cannot be changed, citing John Paul II's Ordinatio Sacerdotalis, which states 'that the Church has no authority whatsoever to confer priestly ordination on women and that this judgment is to be definitively held by all the Church's faithful.'
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Christian attorney sues Law Society of Alberta for mandating left-wing trainings
Robert Song likened the trainings, which push left-wing viewpoints, to what he experienced during his childhood in communist China.
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New York wins appeal to allow its health department to put people in quarantine facilities
'The court seems to insinuate that the only person with the right to sue is someone who has been forcibly locked in their home against their will, or ripped from their home, taken from their loved ones, and thrown into a quarantine detention center.'
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Liz Yore: Pope Francis extends ‘mercy’ to clerical sex abusers but not victims
At the Rome Life Forum press conference, Liz Yore accused Pope Francis of having a 'blind spot for predators who are his friends and famous.'
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Ontario policeman fights conviction, penalty for donating to the Freedom Convoy
Constable Michael Brisco, a Windsor police officer, has appealed a conviction and penalty for donating $50 to the Ottawa Freedom Convoy in 2022 on freedom of expression grounds.
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Trudeau official threatened with contempt for evasive answers over scandal-ridden ArriveCAN app
The once-mandatory ArriveCAN app cost taxpayers over $50 million, $8.9 million of which was given to an obscure company called GC Strategies which was operated by a two-man team out of an Ontario home.
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Danielle Smith blasts Trudeau gov’t as ‘lawless’ for pushing climate policies despite court rulings
'We’re getting pretty frustrated, they’ve had a Supreme Court loss now that says that they cannot use their federal power as a pretext to invade provincial jurisdiction. And they're acting like that Supreme Court case didn't happen,' said Danielle Smith.
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Cardinal Müller: Pope Francis allowing ‘trans’ people to be godparents is ‘confusing and harmful’
A recent text published by Pope Francis and Cardinal Victor Fernández allowed for 'transgender' individuals to be godparents for the sacrament of Baptism. The Catholic Church teaches that so-called 'gender reassignment surgery' is a grave sin and a rebellion against divine and natural law.
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