CHP
Commentary

Canada has changed a lot since the British North American Act (BNA Act) was signed in 1867 . . . 158 years ago. We need only look to our Constitution to discover that the rights and freedoms enumerated are intended to be protected by law for each and every one of us. These rights and freedoms are our heritage . . . our Christian heritage.

Called by its Liberal proponents, the Strong Borders Act, this 140-page bill hides a lot of content that has nothing to do with Canada’s borders . . . unless we’re talking about the borders of our credulity. One of the shocking proposed rules is the prohibition of conducting any transaction of $10,000 or more using good old cash.

We hear the drum beat of climate alarmism everywhere—government and mainstream media sources incessantly promote a message of fear. Along with their message of fear, our governments, at all levels, are spending astronomical amounts of OUR money in a quest to reduce our emissions of CO₂. The problem is, they’re wrong—DEAD wrong.

Wow! Doesn’t that sound impressive? But wait! The problem is the “Trojan Horse”. Hidden in the belly of Bill C-2 is an assault on the rights and freedoms guaranteed us in the Charter...

On May 27, King Charles III delivered the Throne Speech in Canada’s Senate to the newly-elected government and—by extension—to all Canadians. The fact that King Charles has—for years—been a proponent of leftist ideals is not much comfort to Canadians who were already leery of the globalist tendencies of our new Prime Minister.

If there’s no budget, there’s no way to measure the success or failure of any government actions.

Well, it’s been almost a month since Canadians went to the polls. It looks like we are in pretty much the same spot we were in prior to our early election. But are we?

There are times when God’s people are called to the trenches to push through to achieve a victory, whether in military conflict or electoral struggles. There are times when we are called to places of influence to meet a need . . .

Without life, we have nothing. Without life we can do nothing. For every human being, the right to life is the first and most basic of all human rights.
The trouble is that you can’t borrow your way out of debt, and you can’t restore justice and morality by bargaining with human lives and compromising on the central issues.

So Canada has a new/old federal government!
I hope the new/old cabinet was paying attention, late in the campaign, when the federal government’s think-tank issued a warning that continuation of the disastrous policies of the Trudeau era could result in Canada slipping into the kind of social and economic disaster that took Venezuela from one of the most prosperous nations in the western hemisphere to an economic and social basket-case.

Recommendation #430’s intent is to unilaterally strip all Churches, Synagogues, Mosques, etc., of their Charitable Status by removing “Advancement of Religion” as a qualification. This is legally considered a Revocation of Status and automatically triggers the Revocation Tax.
People of faith would not just lose the cherished tax receipt; they would lose every stick of furniture, the building, the toilet paper, all of the assets of houses of faith would be forfeit to the government.

The family reunification program that grew through successive Liberal and Conservative governments brought in numerous seniors or near seniors who needed pensions to live. Meanwhile, some Canadian-born seniors, who have paid a working lifetime into Canada Pension Plan (CPP), have been forced to liquidate their assets to cover the inflated costs to live because CPP cannot keep up with inflation. Thankfully, CHP Canada has looked outside the box for solutions.