Canada Free Press

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  1. Justice Centre submits parliamentary brief opposing Bill C-22

    CALGARY, AB: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announces that it has submitted a parliamentary brief to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security, warning that Bill C-22 poses a serious threat to Canadians’ privacy rights. The brief was submitted while the Committee reviews the Bill following its passage at Second Reading.

    The brief identifies two major privacy concerns within Bill C-22.

  2. As of 2023, 70 countries permit men and women the same degree of freedom to make their own economic choices

    VANCOUVER—In 2023, 70 countries—including Canada, the US, and much of Western Europe—provided women the same degree of freedom to make economic decisions as men, finds a new study released by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank. This list now includes Sierra Leone.

  3. Ottawa has no idea if its gun grab will make Canadians safer

    The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on the federal government to scrap its gun and confiscation scheme after an access-to-information request filed by the CTF revealed that Public Safety Canada has no data on the confiscation’s effect on crime or public safety.

  4. WV Vaccine Law Violates Parents’ Religious Beliefs

    CHARLESTON, WV – Liberty Counsel filed an amicus brief to the West Virginia Supreme Court in a case where the state’s compulsory vaccine law unconstitutionally forces some parents to violate their religious beliefs to send their children to public school. West Virginia is one of four states that does not have religious exemptions to mandated vaccines codified into law. In West Virginia Board of Education v. Guzman, Miranda Guzman and other parents are seeking to exempt their children from school-mandated vaccines and preserve the right to direct their religious upbringing.

  5. The U.S. Mint Buys Drug Cartel Gold

    “To hold a coin or medal produced by the Mint is to connect to the founding principles of our nation,” the U.S. Mint declares. That is a lie. In 1985 Congress passed a law prohibiting the Mint from making coins and bullion bars from foreign gold because it wanted to divorce that process from human rights abuses like South African apartheid practices.