Dr. Julie Ponesse and Bruce Pardy look at the particulars of the Dobbs v. Jackson case to understand why a revisitation of the abortion issue came before the Supreme Court in the first place.
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In every war the first casualty is always the truth.
Globalists may believe that the world needs their new world order. But they also exemplify the adage that the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
By Bruce Pardy for the Financial Post Last week, the Alberta Court of Appeal ruled that the federal Impact Assessment Act is an unconstitutional infringement on provincial powers. In a 121-page judgment, four of the panel’s five judges said Parliament had taken a wrecking ball to the constitutional right of the citizens of Alberta, Saskatchewan, […]
During the ten days that the Emergencies Act was in force, the banks went out of their way to serve Ottawa’s best interests. And in doing so turned their backs on those very customers they claim to love so much. That green chair doesn’t look quite so comfy anymore.
The Andrew Lawton Show In the last two years, the federal government have vastly expanded their power in the name of public health, and constitutional challenges have thus far been unsuccessful at stopping it. It still stands to be seen whether courts will condemn Justin Trudeau’s invocation of the Emergencies Act, which was used to […]
Countries representing the majority of the world’s citizens defy the West’s attempt to sanction Russia.
Anti-racism “means discriminating on the basis of race,” while “non-racism is the belief that race does not matter—that people should be treated equally under the law as human beings regardless of their race.”
In the last two years, this false premise of superior knowledge as the rationale for governing institutions being able to extensively mandate in a variety of areas has been brought to light and challenged.
This makes Bill C-16 looks like child’s play.