Can Canadians expect an impartial hearing when the Chief Justice has already publicly condemned the Freedom Convoy?
In this column, John Carpay argues that Justice Richard Wagner’s past remarks raise serious questions about judicial impartiality and why he should recuse himself from the Emergencies Act appeal.
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Margaret Atwood: I was horrified to learn what UBC has been doing with our money. Why was it in taxpayers’ interest for UBC to stretch this case out for eight years, shedding dollars along the way?
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I believe Bill C-34’s social media ban is unconstitutional. It blocks an entire cohort of Canadians from expressing themselves on social media and requires millions to verify their age to access lawful content. Yet four months later, no Charter statement.
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She was accused of ‘hate speech’ and of lying, according to court documents, writes Michael Higgins
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"Then there is perhaps the greatest threat that the [BC Human Rights Tribunal] poses, which is to our free expression.
Who wants to risk sharing a heterodox opinion, or engaging in any kind free-spirited debate, in public or in private, knowing that it could result in one's financial or reputational destruction?
This is an intolerable situation that is not befitting of a democratic society."
@preta_6 @nationalpost
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"There really is a culture against free speech [in British Columbia]... Almost everyone, I think, is self-censoring to a certain extent. Particularly when you speak with students... they all say that this is a huge issue for them." @kateemarland @alexbrown17 @WDiminishment
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More excellent reporting from @MelanieBennet_ on the ideological capture of our most important institutions 👇
“Doctors are now expected to adopt a very specific kind of political theory to their clinical work and professional relationships.
Last year, the Canadian Nurses Association also updated its code of ethics, denouncing what they called the “white, European-centric” foundations of modern medicine. Their new code also compels nurses to adopt progressive political beliefs as part of their professional duties…
The unresolved question is what happens when doctors’ or nurses’ consciences, clinical judgment, or interpretation of the evidence conflicts with the associations’ new ideological expectations.”






















