CHP
Commentary

Every year, citizens from across Canada—young and old, of all races and ethnic backgrounds—join together at the National March for Life in Ottawa, to show their solidarity with the pre-born . . . and with the elderly, the disabled and other vulnerable members of our society.

After the release of the Federal Budget, Canada’s Premiers warned Ottawa against encroaching on provincial jurisdiction. The letter cautioned Ottawa against “dictating terms” on what our constitution says are exclusively provincial matters.

Why do so many Canadians view with disdain the government they elected to speak for them? Why do they feel powerless, ignored and exploited by ‘their’ government?

Christians have long been aware of our responsibility to pray . . . not only for ourselves, our families, our country and our political leaders but also for world peace and for all those suffering in the world because of sin. We’re also told—very specifically—to “pray for the peace of Jerusalem.” Psalm 122:6 That need has never been so great as it is today.

In attacking the Carbon Tax, while supporting the goals of the anti-CO₂ crowd, these folks are sort of missing the point. While there is certainly political benefit in rallying the beleaguered taxpayers who have been hardest hit by the direct and indirect costs of taxing the fuels that heat our homes, provide transportation and grow our crops, the question few are asking is: Where’s the evidence that CO₂ is catastrophically changing our climate?

Recently, we heard in the news that Carolyn Rogers, senior deputy governor of the Bank of Canada, said that, “the need to improve productivity has reached an emergency level.” Just what does that mean?

This legislation—if passed—will subject every Canadian to the most egregious, invasive and unjust restrictions on what has been considered (until now) our God-given and Charter-protected freedom of speech. It is the desperate act of an arrogant Prime Minister seeking to close off every avenue of honest opposition to his self-serving policies and his sense of entitlement.

On March 8, 2024, our legal counsel filed a 36-page Factum with Ontario Superior Court of Justice and with opposing counsel.

There’s more to life than material wealth. If only our MPs felt the same way!
On April Fool’s Day, every Canadian MP will be getting another raise, their 5^th pay raise since 2020!

Nowhere is this more clearly visible than in the range of western governments—including Canada and the USA—that have recently adopted the slogan of “Public/Private Partnerships” as their vision for the global future . . . in which, as the World Economic Forum’s propaganda films declare, “You will own nothing; and you’ll be happy.”

The best news on this past Valentine’s Day was that the main organizers of the Freedom Convoy have launched a $2 million lawsuit against the federal government...

Liberal and NDP Members of Parliament have officially embraced censorship as a political strategy; they want to eliminate any information that interferes with their agenda.