Recent News/Commentary
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The Judgments She Wrote
Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin is retiring from her position on the Supreme Court of Canada. We wish her well in her retirement. We also wish she had never become Chief Justice where she has presided over so much that is evil.
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A Slap in the Face for Feminism
I don’t know how well feminism represents you but I do know that it doesn’t represent me . . . at all. Our self-avowed feminist prime minister, Justin Trudeau, celebrates his assertion that he is a feminist. Yawn! Did he say that again?
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Political Climate Change
When US President Donald Trump announced that the US would withdraw from the Paris agreement on climate change, he signalled a change in the political climate of the world.
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Congratulations to the New Conservative Leader . . . and Caution for the Road Ahead
Fourteen months of suspense came to an end last Saturday night. We extend our congratulations to Mr. Andrew Scheer on his election as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. He has been entrusted with much and much will be expected of him.
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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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CHP Canada Challenges Parliament to End the Abuse of Power by the Courts
On behalf of CHP Canada, I want to alert Canadians to the dire threat we face when we allow our courts—and especially the Supreme Court of Canada—to undermine our parliamentary democracy and impose upon Canadians laws and customs contrary to those envisioned by our founders.
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CHP Canada calls on the Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs to Oppose Bill C-14
On behalf of the Christian Heritage Party I’m going to address the suicide epidemic among First Nations youth and the failure of the Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs to respond to it wisely by not connecting it to Bill C-14, the government’s Assisted Suicide Bill.
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Good Doctors vs. Bad Laws: CHP Canada Calls for Conscience Protection for Healthcare Professionals
I want to speak to you today about the deep and pressing need to protect the conscience rights of Canadian citizens who may soon face crushing pressure to violate their own moral standards and beliefs. The specific Canadians to whom I refer today are doctors and other healthcare professionals but the principle applies to all Canadians in whatever vocation they are employed.
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Leadership for the Future.
Canada's cultural and legal heritage are rooted in the Christian worldview which has provided freedom of speech and religion for all people. Increasingly, our governments have violated the 'separation of church and state', infringing on these guaranteed Charter rights. The Christian Heritage Party of Canada will protect Canadians' Charter rights and properly respect the separation of church and state.
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Conscience Legislation
Our Canadian Constitution should protect the right of Canadians to freedom of conscience. Governments violate this principle when they force Canadians to perform acts that violate their consciences. The CHP has policies to protect Canadians from being forced to defile their consciences.
Democracy and our Constitution
Our Constitution has become a tool in the hands of groups seeking special status. The strident voices that seek to diminish our heritage are heard and responded to by judges who have stepped beyond their role of administering the law. CHP Canada refuses to kowtow to those who weaken our cultural heritage.
Protect Victims of Crime
Treating violent criminals as ”victims of the system” rather than as responsible adults who have made bad choices, further violates the real victims—innocent Canadians who have suffered violence at their hands. CHP Canada’s criminal justice policy focuses on restitution and restoration in the case of property crimes and public safety in the case of violent or aggressive crime.
The Judgments She Wrote: