: Extraordinary Times, Extraordinary Measures

As I write, Canada, the U.S. and the citizens of most nations around the world are experiencing anxiety, confusion and distress; governments, and the bureaucrats who sometimes speak for them, are implementing draconian lockdown orders and enforcing them with disturbing zeal. The hyped-up fear of COVID-19 and the justified fear of governments assuming dictatorial powers have worked together to shake public confidence in the institutions that have long been taken for granted.
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: The Great (Opportunistic) Re-Set

“This pandemic has provided us with an opportunity for a re-set”; these are the words of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as he addressed a UN conference recently. He went on to say, “this is our chance to reimagine economic systems”, and to combat poverty and climate change, among other things, and to “building back better”.
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: Courts, Commons, and the Culture of Death

On Friday, November 13, 2020, the BC Court of Appeals ruled against the board of the Delta Hospice Society (DHS). DHS has fought to establish and retain the right to refuse membership in the society where applicants promote euthanasia and intend to force the Irene Thomas Hospice, operated by DHS, to provide MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying). The Delta Hospice Society President and the board have been fighting a legal battle for about a year to prevent the takeover of the palliative care society by hundreds of pro-MAiD activists who are trying to ensure that every hospice in BC participates in physician-assisted suicide.
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: Lest We Forget the Price of Peace

Tomorrow we will commemorate Remembrance Day. This year, many of us will miss the moments of shared tears as we stand beside our friends, neighbours and family members in public ceremonies to honour our veterans. This day was proclaimed by King George V, one hundred and one years ago, with this proclamation, “All locomotion should cease, so that, in perfect stillness, the thoughts of everyone may be concentrated on reverent remembrance of the glorious dead.”
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: CHP vs. Hamilton: A Stunning Victory for Freedom of Political Expression

On Thursday October 4, the Christian Heritage Party (CHP Canada) won a strong decision in its dispute with the City of Hamilton over the removal of political advertising from bus shelters in the city. A Judicial Review panel ruled overwhelmingly in favour of the party whose paid advertising was removed by city staff on August 10, 2016.
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: When Governments Kill Their Citizens, God Removes His Blessing

This Thursday, May 10, we in the Christian Heritage Party, CHP Canada, will be among the thousands of Canadians who will gather on Parliament Hill to remind those who serve as our elected and appointed representatives of the unique value of every human life and the responsibility we all share for protecting it.
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: CHP Canada Calls on the Government to End its Fraudulent Promotion of Recreational Marijuana

As the future of Canada and the wellbeing of our children and grandchildren hangs in the balance, we want to present our perspective on the debate over the legalization of so-called “recreational” marijuana.
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: CHP Canada Brief to the Parliamentary Committee on Electoral Reform

The Christian Heritage Party Proposal to Combine Mixed Member Proportional Representation and Preferential Local Balloting.
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