There’s a poll going on at CBC right now under the title “Who was the biggest Game Changer in 2010? My vote goes to Candice Hoeppner for all her hard work on the gun issue. To vcte, just head over
If you’ve ever wondered if there is any hope for our future, look no further than Katey Montague. She’s building a website devoted to protecting and defending our God-given Rights and is dedicated to winning that fight. For the past
While NDP party leader Jack Layton does the right thing (allowing a free vote on Candice Hoeppner’s private member’s Bill C-391), Liberal party leader Michael Ignatieff declares war on two NDP MPs. Niki Ashton (Churchill) and Malcolm Allen (Welland) are
Katey Montague, the bright young lady whose YouTube videos helped her father raise over $250,000 in legal fees for his Constitutional Challenge, is embarking on a new venture and is looking for some financial assistance. Her new website, KateysFirearmsFacts.com, is
Recently there are a lot of news reports focusing on NDP leader Jack Layton and his position on Candice Hoeppner’s Bill C-391 to scrap Canada’s long gun registry. Jack’s primary concern is that Canadians not blame him or his party
While Candice Hoeppner jets around the country doing her best to convince opposition MPs to support her bill to scrap the long gun registry (Bill C-391), there is a question we as a society really need to ask ourselves. Why
September 22, 2010. That’s the date Parliament will vote on Liberal MP Mark Holland’s motion that the Public Safety Committee “does not proceed further with Bill C-391”. That is also the deadline for talking to your MP and demanding they
Whether you like the bill or hate it, one thing is certain: it will be a very interesting vote this fall. Katey Montague, the “YouTube starlet” as she’s been called, recently released another video, this time directed squarely at Liberal
Greg Vandermeulen’s August 1st diatribe “Municipal support for MP’s bill is wrong” is, well, wrong. Greg is all upset because the good folks on Guysborough passed a resolution demanding their MP support Candice Hoeppner’s Private Members Bill C-391 when it
