Police overwhelmingly support C-30′s warrantless searches and violation of privacy

It really isn’t a shock to see police chiefs from across Canada coming out in support of the warrantless search and privacy violations contained in Bill C-30, disingenuously named “Protecting Children from Internet Predators Act”.  The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) even go so far as calling it a “reasonable tool” in the [...]

Individual Rights: What’s the big deal?

I am in the middle of an email conversation with a colleague who professes to believe in the Individual Rights and Freedoms of all Canadians.  I say “professes”, because this individual seems unable to grasp the concept of Individual Rights at all. This individual asked a small group of us whether or not we each [...]

Terrorism Law: A War on Internet

All levels of government are trying to feed balderdash to ordinary Canadians as a way of brainwashing them into feeling guilty unless they willingly accept reverse onus (guilty as charged and no way to prove innocence) without uttering a whimper or protest to unwarranted Internet surveillance. (Translation: stupid, low-life minions aren’t trustworthy or deserving, let [...]

Was Ireneusz Janiszewski Exercising His Charter Rights or Obstructing Justice?

I’ve been meaning to write about this for a few days, but other things just get in the way sometimes.  That’s unfortunate, because this is an important case that deserves attention. On May 30th, 2011 Ireneusz Janiszewski photographed police arresting a man who was allegedly drunk in public and causing a disturbance. It is a [...]

Rookie Woodstock Constables violate Charter, get case tossed

“This could only happen in Canada, the judge rules and that’s it,” said Charlie Dalgarno, past-president of the Woodstock Royal Canadian Legion. Legion members were very upset with the ruling by Judge Marietta Roberts that set alleged swastika graffiti painter Christopher Saggau free. Saggau was accused of painting swastikas on the Victoria Park Cenotaph the [...]

If we’re willing to stifle free speech at the Langley School Board, how are we supposed to teach our children what it means?

Langley, British Columbia is the latest battleground for freedom of speech, but that battle isn’t happening inside a courtroom.  It’s happening in the Langley School Board Office. Schools are supposed to be the place where we teach our children what it means to be a citizen.  It’s where we are supposed to teach them what [...]

Corporations use lawsuits to Muzzle our Freedom of Speech

Canadians supposedly enjoy, under our Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Right to Freedom of Speech. That Right has been reduced to a mere privilege over the past 40 years through the use of Human Rights Tribunals and Hate Crime legislation. What used to be our God-given Right is now reduced to mere “Approved Speech”. [...]

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