Unvaccinated Canadian firefighter gets his job back after department faces legal pressure
'To accept this medical procedure, he said, would violate his conscience and religious convictions.'
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Healthcare workers sue British Columbia gov’t after losing jobs over COVID jab refusal
The legal action cites violations of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, including the right to life, freedom of religion and conscience, and informed consent.
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Journalists covering Trudeau visit to British Columbia told not to shout questions or face police ‘action’
The prime minister's handlers said that 'shouted queries would result in police-assisted eviction from the various premises.'
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British Columbia leaders take part in event celebrating Chinese Communist takeover of Hong Kong
Former Conservative MP Alice Wong and Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie attended the June event with Chinese consul general Tong Xiaoling.
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British Columbia to decriminalize ‘small-scale’ possession of hard drugs starting next year
There will no longer be any 'arrests, charges or seizures for personal possession at or below the 2.5 gram threshold.'
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Fired Canadian nurse who refused COVID jab says vaccine free need to ‘hold the line’ to fight for freedoms
'If we don’t advocate for our freedoms now, how will the future be for our children.'
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British Columbia continues dropping fines against pastors who kept churches open during lockdown
A total of 24 COVID tickets totaling $55,200 were recently dropped by the authorities, after they had been handed to three pastors of churches in British Columbia.
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British Columbia to hire foreign nurses instead of letting unvaxxed return to work
The B.C. government has pledged $12 million in taxpayer money to fund streamlining the process of hiring foreign nurses.
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Vandal gets slap on the wrist for defacing Catholic church in Canada with orange paint
The woman's punishment includes a fine and a 500-word written apology to the parish.
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British Columbia removes ‘outdated gendered language’ from official gov’t regulations
'It’s a way for government to make life a bit easier for the thousands of British Columbians who face unnecessary barriers due to outdated language and to help address gender bias,' stated a government official.
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