CHP
Commentary

Across Canada—in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, New Brunswick and the Northwest Territories—local government elections will be held between October 24 (Ontario) and December 12 (NWT). Most of those elections will involve the election of municipal officers (mayors and councillors) and school trustees.

... While the evidence is overwhelming that MSM are conspicuously at risk of spreading monkeypox due to their close physical contact and multiple partners, the reporting on this aspect of the outbreak has been largely stifled in the mainstream media due to fears of “stigmatizing” sexual behaviours that LGBTQ lobby groups claim are normal, healthy and worthy of societal approval.

We have often commented on the use of language to shift public perception on important issues. Orwell’s 1984 spelled out with prescient clarity the extent to which language can be manipulated.

For decades, the western world has been all wrapped up in the fight against one of the most basic elements found in the natural world: carbon. That battle still rages, but now governments have declared war on another natural element: nitrogen.

How many BC medical personnel have been terminated based on vaccination status, and to what extent are emergency room closures or other curtailments of medical services due to the loss of trained, qualified and experienced medical professionals? British Columbians deserve to know.

How many times over the past few years have we heard of ‘drag queens’ being invited into public libraries (publicly-funded) and other spots where they can meet and indoctrinate our children?

There is a phrase that I often hear church goers use, and I cringe when I hear it: “It is all good.” Friends, it is not all good; as a matter fact, there are things that are evil and even demonic in this world and child sexual abuse ranks right at the top.

Why should I be a candidate for the CHP? That’s a very good question . . . .

Why don’t more Canadians vote? According to Statistics Canada, the most common reason for not voting is that people are not interested in politics (32%).

The growing list of abusive and oppressive actions of our federal government under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is so shocking and disturbing that it’s hard to know which bill or cabinet decision to address next. And the federal government is not alone in its senseless exercise of power.

In a largely-overlooked recent case (actually 3 cases) at the Supreme Court of Canada, the nine SCC justices ruled unanimously that violent criminals who had voluntarily ingested enough alcohol or other substances to render them incapable of controlling their own behaviour could use that as a defence at trial.

The environmental movement started with a genuine focus on actually improving the natural environment and making life healthier for all living beings. In recent decades, however, the movement has been poisoned, now making it one of the most toxic threats to human health and the environment.