British Columbia police shut down speeches at Million Person March after LGBT mob stormed the stage
Victoria police chose to shut down the pro-family event rather than deal with radical LGBT activists.
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Articles tagged British Columbia
Pro-life hospice launches ‘Guardian Angels’ program to help patients avoid euthanasia trap
Delta Hospice Society's objective is to ensure that there is a person to 'advocate for you or your loved ones' in Canada's healthcare system 'with a caring, supportive, and respectful approach.'
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Judge admits British Columbia may have preferred non-Christians when allowing some in-person worship
The British Columbia Provincial Health Officer granted in-person worship exemptions to synagogues but not Pastor John Koopman's Free Reformed Church.
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Trudeau’s environment minister blames Canada’s oil and gas sector for wildfires in visit to China
'Minister Guilbeault’s comments are a continuation of his provocative verbal attacks on Alberta's energy sector, the most environmentally responsible and ethical energy-producing jurisdiction in the world,' reacted Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault's latest comments.
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Canada’s sharp rise in overdose deaths coincides with Trudeau government’s lax policy on hard drugs
According to a Statistics Canada report, 'deaths caused by accidental poisonings accounted for 7,006 deaths in 2021, an increase of 31.9 percent compared with 2020.'
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New research shows wildfires have decreased globally while media coverage has spiked 400%
Danish academic Bjorn Lomborg's analysis reveals a large disparity between the actual number of wildfires and the concern raised over them by the mainstream media and politicians.
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British Columbia arbiter rules firing of employees over COVID jab was ‘reasonable’
Three employees had taken their employer, Technical Safety B.C. in Vancouver, to arbitration on behalf of their union, the British Columbia General Employees’ Union, because they were fired for not complying with a company COVID jab mandate.
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Most British Columbians disagree with Trudeau gov’t lax policy on hard drugs: gov’t data
According to research conducted by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s own Privy Council, most British Columbians have 'negative' feelings towards the federal government's decision to legalize the possession of hard drugs in their province.
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Crown drops nearly 300 Quarantine Act fines in British Columbia following legal challenge
One retired couple received close to $25,000 in fines after a single U.S.-Canada border crossing for alleged failure to follow the Quarantine Act.
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Canadian gov’t funding ‘activist groups’ to spread pro-euthanasia propaganda: pro-life hospice leader
Angelina Ireland warned of ‘lots of money for government-funded activist groups’ pushing for ‘people to euthanize themselves and feel good about it.’
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