CHP
Commentary

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.

Is Canadian democracy on the verge of collapse? Let’s put our finger on the pulse of our democracy to see if our laissez faire attitude is justified.

The Alberta premier, not usually considered a social conservative, has fired a shot over the bow of LGBT activists and has pushed the pause button on the alarming rise in recent years of the genital mutilation of teenagers.

For Canadian news items of relevance and excitement, the elephant in the room today is the Federal Court’s ruling that the Liberals’ reaction to the Freedom Convoy—invoking the Emergencies Act on Feb 14, 2022—was both unreasonable and unjustified...

In Alberta today, the rule of law has been completely ignored in the despicable treatment of four men.

Have you ever played Jenga? You start with a tower and brick by brick you remove parts of the tower until it falls. Initially, the tower feels strong in spite of the bricks you remove but, brick by brick, the tower weakens and, eventually, it falls. It has to fall; it’s teetering because there is no foundation.