Persecution
Keean Bexte, Editor-in-Chief of this outlet, The Counter Signal, has been detained and charged after refusing to leave a press conference hosted by Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley.
The NDP announcement was delayed by nearly an hour while political staff decided how to proceed, after demanding Bexte leave the press conference. Only Bexte was asked to leave.
Bexte refused to comply with the order until police were called and escorted him out. Police detained Bexte and criminally charged him with trespassing.
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Read MoreCALGARY: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has filed a notice of application for judicial review challenging a Calgary bylaw that prohibits certain types of protests near city libraries and recreation centres.
“The Calgary protest ban bylaw violates core democratic rights to freedom of expression, association and assembly guaranteed by the Charter,” said CCF Litigation Director, Christine Van Geyn. “The protest ban bylaw is not content neutral, prohibits certain types of protests but not others. It puts the City of Calgary in the position of picking and choosing what types of protests are permitted and which are prohibited. This cannot be justified in a free and democratic society.”
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Read MoreThe CRTC has opened a public consultation on a complaint from an LGBTQ rights group asking the broadcast regulator to ban Fox News from cable packages in Canada.
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Interested parties and the public can submit their comments through the CRTC website until June 2.
Egale Canada first said in April it would file an application asking the CRTC to ban Fox News over “false and horrifying claims” made by host Tucker Carlson regarding transgender individuals.
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Read MoreApril 2023 Newsletter – Issue #95
Thou Shalt Be Exactly the Same as Me – Joseph Khoury
Status of Fired Faculty Members Pending Arbitration – Peter Bowal
The Corruption of Higher Education – Sinclair A. MacRae
Questions or Conformity? Reading Rights for the Right to Learn – Amy Girard
Should Universities “Foster Respect” for Indigenous “Ways of Knowing”? – Frances Widdowson
What is Anti-Racist Mathematics? – Philip A. Sullivan
Locke, Newman, Free Speech and Academic Freedom – J.R. Werbics
Indigenizing Science – Mark Mercer
Wonder, Courage and Toughness of Mind: A Review of John Agresto, The Death of Learning – Lorrie Clark
The Wages of Critical Race Theory: A Review of Jonathan Butcher’s Splintered – Kris Larsen
Harming while Seeking to Prevent Harm: A Notice of From Oversight to Overkill – John Mueller
To Make Academic Freedom Popular Once Again: A Review of Olivier Beaud, « Le Savoir en Danger» – Jean-Jacques Defert
A Professor Emeritus Visiting the University College at Western University – Heinz-Joachim Klatt
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Read MoreCatherine Christensen is a distinguished lawyer who specializes in representing active military personnel and veterans. In her recent testimony, Ms. Christensen provides critical insights into the adverse impacts of COVID-19 mandates on military members. Specifically, she expounds on how such mandates have led to the inoperability of Canada’s military.
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Read MoreChinese surveillance giant Hikvision has repeatedly denied reports that the company is complicit in human rights abuses targeting Uyghurs in China’s northwestern region of Xinjiang.
But new details from an internal review of its contracts with police agencies in the region reveal the company has known since at least 2020 that some of its Xinjiang contracts were a “problem” because they included language about targeting Uyghurs as a group, according to a recording of a recent private company meeting obtained by technology trade publication IPVM and exclusively shared with Axios.
Why it matters: The Chinese government is perpetrating an ongoing campaign of genocide and mass detention of Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in the country’s northwest region of Xinjiang.
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Read MoreFunded by a 2021 grant called the Civil Society Fund from the Community and Social Services Ministry of Alberta, #NotInMyCity is pleased to report the Alberta Human Trafficking Data Portal project is rapidly advancing in its final stages.
“This project has put the needs of project stakeholders, including victims and survivors of Human Trafficking, at the center of our work” said Natalie Muyres Program Manager at #NotInMyCity. “This allows us to genuinely understand the current challenges and possibilities for improving data collection and reporting in the province.”
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Read MoreAs the West increasingly turns its back on many of the biblical values upon which it was built, it is opening itself up to increasing totalitarianism.”
Our world is heading in a very dangerous direction.
Rather than demonstrating a commitment to the protection of the rights of their citizens, the leaders of many Western nations appear far more interested in following the playbook of the World Economic Forum – and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Canada is all in.
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Read MoreAt Home and Abroad. “Fans the Flames of An Unjustified National Emergency”
Justin Trudeau has carried out an illegal and criminal police operation headed by an unapproved interim police chief against the Freedom Convoy. It started last Thursday, February 17th.
The measures taken included police violence, mass arrests, illegal freezing of bank accounts and the confiscation of truckers’ vehicles.
Trudeau had invoked the application of the 1988 Emergencies Act four days prior to the Vote in the House of Commons on Monday Evening.
On Tuesday, the Senate met and was requested by the government’s representative to make a decision without having access to so-called ‘secret information’, a report which allegedly confirmed that the application of the Emergencies Act was required and justified.
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