The CHP Speaks Out!

The Conservative Party is obviously feeling the backlash from the pro-life and pro-family community for their calculated risk in handing out $400,000 to the Toronto gay pride parade.[more]

Fundamental to good government is honesty, integrity and transparency. Regrettably, it is the total departure from these attributes that has brought instability, vain conceit and disingenuous motives to our nation's capital.[more]

Courageous students at the University of Calgary are putting themselves and their academic careers on the line to defend free speech for all Canadians. [more]

The CHP is the next-largest registered political party after the Green Party—which has now been included in the debates. I would like to call to your attention a number of facts which support the CHP’s request. [more]

The Conservative Party now stands fully exposed: they are just as anti-life as the Liberals, NDP, Bloc, Greens, and Marxist-Leninists. [more]

Canadians should pay close attention to the advice Internet journalist Joseph Farah is giving his countrymen about the November 2008 presidential election in the USA: [more]

Isn’t that the very department whose mandate is to keep the government accountable?[more]

If global warming gets any worse, we’ll all freeze to death.[more]

Dr. Chris Kempling, a schoolteacher and registered psychological therapist in Quesnel, BC, is being persecuted—yet again!—for simply expressing his religious, professional and political beliefs.[more]

Public opinion polling is an increasingly important part of the political scene... sometimes disturbingly so.[more]

The Canadian Islamic Congress is bringing Mark Steyn and the Maclean's before the CHRC for the Oct. 23, 2006 article, "The Future Belongs to Islam."[more]

Public opinion polling is an increasingly important part of the political scene... sometimes disturbingly so.[more]

"I want to sketch some background for you on the free speech issue in Canada..."[more]

The recently-released “National Intelligence Report” in the USA startled the world with the assertion that Iran suspended its nuclear weapons program in 2003, and therefore poses little or no danger. [more]

Public opinion polling is an increasingly important part of the political scene... [more]

Last Sunday, like most of you—either in church or at your local cenotaph—we marked Remembrance Day... [more]

The statement released by Finance Minister Jim Flaherty Tuesday afternoon was a dramatic bit of parliamentary theatre. Called an ‘economic update’, it was in reality a mini-budget—and a challenge to the Official Opposition to precipitate an election now. [more]

On the day before Ontario’s provincial election, CBC-TV allowed comedian Rick Mercer to slag proportional representation. [more]

The injection of proportional representation into the 2007 Ontario election has brought some interesting exchanges among pro-life, pro-family groups. [more]

Is the earth warming? Yes, a little—but it’s doubtful that human activity is responsible, or that there’s a real threat. [more]

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, presenting his second budget on behalf of an allegedly ‘conservative’ government March 19, now enters the record books as the most free-spending finance minister in Canada’s history. [more]

But before we risk dislocating our arms patting ourselves on the back, perhaps we ought to look at some of the other results. [more]

I think Finance Minister Jim Flaherty must have been drinking from the same water-fountain as Jack Layton and former PM-cum-Finance Minister Paul Martin. It’s possible he’s been infected with ‘creeping socialism’. [more]

Do the words CF-18 mean anything to you? No? How about Bristol Aerospace? $1.3-billion maintenance contract? Brian Mulroney? [more]

TA little while ago, we received an e-mail from a student who was doing a school research project. She had two questions about the CHP [more]

Prime Minister Harper says the same-sex “marriage” issue is now closed, and he will not raise it again. CTV’s Ottawa Bureau Chief, Robert Fife, says Mr. Harper knew Thursday’s motion wouldn’t pass. [more]

Are the Québécois really “a nation within a united Canada”, as the Prime Minister’s motion in Parliament states? [more]

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty’s surprise announcement that Ottawa will tax existing income trusts starting in 2011 (and any new income trusts starting in 2011)—a broken promise for Prime Minister Stephen Harper—reveals a lot about this ‘conservative’ government. [more]

The CHP will be a reluctant beneficiary of the recent Appeal Court decision that struck down the 2% threshold for taxpayer funding of political parties. [more]

The news tonight (Sept. 25) reports that the Conservative government is going to save a billion dollars by slashing some programs; and that the current budget will yield a surplus of about $13 billion, all of which will go to reducing the national debt. Good for them! [more]

Here are a dozen of the many flaws in this Munich-like agreement: 1 – The illusion that it will save lives. It won’t, any more than Neville Chamberlain’s assurance of “peace in our time” did. [more]

The day of the “Stand with Israel” rally, we also watched Raphael Shore’s 78-minute video Obsession: What the War on Terror is Really About. Every Canadian should watch it. Every American should watch it. Every European should watch it. Everyone who believes in freedom should watch it.

To be fair, the CHP rating of the Harper ‘Liberal Lite’ minority government ought to be compared against the record of the Martin minority government, issue by issue – and in that comparison, they positively seem to shine: the Harper government rates a C-, while the Martin government rated an E+.

One of Canada’s most courageous pro-life, pro-family MPs is under attack by the liberal media and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court today. For what? For being the only MP to defend the Canadian Constitution against judicial activism.

The two bills now before Parliament represent a good first step. But the Tory Cabinet should act quickly to add restitution as a sentencing option instead of incarceration in the case of many non-violent crimes.

What’s sad is not what this budget does, but what it lacks the courage to do.

Apparently a $5,000 donation is “big money influencing the system” in Prime Minister Harper’s view — but taking more than $25 million out of taxpayers’ pockets for the four biggest parties isn’t!

Christians have a right to be disappointed in the outcome of the 39th federal election — but not a right to be bitter.

We at the CHP thought it would be a public service to let you know how much you contribute to the re-election campaigns of the four big parties who were in the last Parliament, and to the campaign of the still-unelected Green Party.