[Updated 2020-02-18] Added info documenting Basil Borutski's history of domestic violence dating back to 1985. Canada doesn’t need a new “red flag law.” If Minister Bill Blair truly wants to improve public safety, he must rewrite legislation surrounding Firearm Prohibition Orders so violent offenders are tracked and routinely checked for compliance. If he … [Read more...]
Bill C-560: Are Family Courts used to Strip Men of their Rights and Freedoms?
Guest Editorial by Brian Bedard “In the past quarter century, we exposed biases against other races and called it racism, and we exposed biases against women and called it sexism. Biases against men we call humour.” -- Dr. Warren Farrell, “Women Can’t Hear What Men Don’t Say” The subjugation of men in the Family Courts is prevalent across Canada. The Family Law Act in Ontario … [Read more...]
Christopher Robinson: A Deadbeat Dad Too Stupid To Be On Facebook?
Christopher Robinson is a deadbeat dad. He’s happy to jump in the sack but loath to accept the inevitable consequence of that act: a child. Christopher Robinson is the type of man I despise. He is by all accounts I can find thoroughly selfish, irresponsible and completely self-absorbed. He is also stupid. For over three years he failed to make a single child support p … [Read more...]
The Solution to Canada’s Political Apathy
I've often said in times past that the solution to the political apathy Canada is drowning in would be solved if we just shut down professional hockey. No more Hockey Night in Canada, no more government bailouts of millionaire players and billionaire owners. Just get rid of the sport entirely. That was many years ago, the last time there was an NHL lockout, or as I prefer t … [Read more...]
Under Agenda 21 “Property Seizure” is Seen as “Profit-Sharing” by Jane Gaffin
Canada's Constitution is the supreme law. Any law passed by any federal, provincial, or territorial government that is inconsistent with the constitution is invalid. The next highest law in the pecking order of paramountcy is the Criminal Code of Canada and the same rules of law apply--or should apply--under the Criminal Code as with the Constitution. The Safer … [Read more...]