December 1, 2021 will go down in Canadian history as a day of infamy. Not one elected Member of Parliament stood to speak against the rubber-stamping of the Liberal Government’s most recent legislative attack on free speech, parental rights and religious freedom. NOT ONE.
I’m writing from Abbotsford, in the heart of BC’s Fraser Valley, where—alas!—I have a ringside seat to observe the ghastly damage done through the neglect of neo-Marxists in Victoria and Ottawa, and their purblind obsession about carbon ‘pollution’ and climate change.
Since Adam made the worst decision of his life in the Garden of Eden, every human being has struggled with choices. Some choices are simple and inconsequential; others have life-and-death implications, not always obvious at the time.
How many of you remember the Summer Jobs program fiasco of 2018? That is when the federal government took an existing program and added an ideological test to the grant money that was being handed out.
Efforts to motivate people can almost always be seen in terms of reward or punishment. People want to do something because they expect to receive a benefit or because—if they don’t do it—something bad will happen to them.
When you think about the track record of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), you can probably think of a long list of human rights violations that would shock most Canadians—Liberals and Conservatives alike.
On October 1, 2021, the Delta Hospice Society conducted an online SGM (Special General Meeting) with an electronic vote to determine whether the Society could hold its AGM (Annual General Meeting) virtually or if it would have to hold an in-person meeting in Delta . . .
On the surface, Canadians look free to live life to its fullest. We’ve just come through an election where Canadians got to choose who would lead our country and stipulate that this leader would need at least one cooperating party to lead.