Canadian man refuses to let wife die by euthanasia, takes her to US for treatment
A woman who was offered Medical Assistance in Dying in Canada rather than live-saving help went to Texas instead for cancer treatment.
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Canadian court throws out Freedom Convoy leader’s partial acquittal
The Ontario Court of Appeal argued that Pat King’s original sentence was too ‘lenient’ and ordered the protest leader to appear for a new sentencing.
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‘Bubble zone’ law targeting drag queen protests faces constitutional challenge
The Alberta Court of Appeal agreed to hear a challenge to the City of Calgary’s anti-freedom, LGBT-friendly 'bubble zone' bylaw.
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WATCH: The staggering human cost of abortion in Canada since 1969
'Abortion was not good for Canada. It's killing us,' 4MyCanada's 'Just the Facts - Did Canada Commit Suicide by Abortion? Birth Rate Dips Below Extinction Rate' video states.
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Violent sex offender denied transfer to women’s prison after identifying as female
A judge refused to transfer a trans-identifying man convicted of sex crimes to a female prison – but only after repeatedly affirming the legal fiction at the heart of gender ideology.
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Canadians push back against intrusive gov’t census asking for personal information
The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms asked the federal court to 'rule that portions of the long-form census,' including questions about religious beliefs, 'are unjustified violations of our Charter rights and freedoms.'
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Advocate says hospital is ‘trying to kill’ disabled Canadian by denying basic care
Life Care Network founder Lino DeFacendis has started a GoFundMe in an attempt to bring Roger Foley home and continue the private care he has been receiving through personal support workers.
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Court rules in favor of Canadian embassy worker fired for refusing COVID shot
A Polish court ruled that the Canadian embassy in Warsaw broke the law by putting a worker on leave for not complying with Canada’s COVID shot mandate.
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Justin Trudeau appears in promo for Katy Perry’s song about burning churches
The former Canadian prime minister is seen jumping around in a video promoting his pop star girlfriend's song titled 'Burn It Down,' leading to speculation of a connection with church arsons in Canada.
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Religious speech at ‘greater risk’ if Canada passes internet surveillance bill: lawyer
Bills C-22 and 34 would further threaten religious freedom in Canada after the passage of a ‘Bible ban’ bill earlier this year, constitutional lawyer Marty Moore warned.
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