Justin Trudeau Tells International Conference Left-Wing ‘Extremist Groups’ Are ‘Pushing White Supremacy’

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PMO won’t identify which ‘far-left’ groups Trudeau had in mind

VIDEO: Conservative MP uses “air quotes” to dismiss C-51 concerns from legal experts

Published April 1, 2015

“Rule of law?” Whatever! During the final day of parliamentary hearings into the government’s controversial anti-terrorism bill, Conservative MP Diane Ablonczy used air quotes to dismiss an amendment, first proposed by the Canadian Bar Association, that would have put into writing that Canadian judges can’t authorize violations of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms: “Now […]

Conservatives ignoring “near universal” calls for “meaningful” C-51 oversight

Published March 30, 2015

So much for consensus. The Conservatives appear set to ignore calls for greater, “independent” oversight of Bill C-51 — the “near universal” recommendation made by witnesses to the House public safety committee. The government plans to introduce “limited changes” to their anti-terror law on Tuesday, while ignoring the bill’s biggest “flaw” identified by experts at C-51 hearings. In Question Period on Monday, Public […]

VIDEO: Charles Taylor says Stephen Harper’s divisive rhetoric assists terrorist recruiters

Published March 29, 2015

A Canadian giant in the field of political theory says Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s racially divisive rhetoric is undermining national security. Charles Taylor called what the Prime Minister is doing “very dangerous” and suggested Harper’s reckless language could contribute to radicalization by playing into the hands of terrorist recruiters. The world-renowned political theorist made the comments […]

After insulting critics, Conservatives effectively admit C-51 is a badly written bill

Published March 28, 2015

Did the Conservatives finally “read the bill”? After smearing critics of Bill C-51 as “conspiracy” theorists who are “quoting rumours” and “mistruths,” CBC News is now reporting the Conservative government will introduce “limited amendments” to their controversial anti-terror bill. Here’s how CBC’s Terry Milewski reported it Friday night: “CBC news has learned that one of these changes […]

Makers of Firefox web browser “strongly oppose” Stephen Harper’s Bill C-51

Published March 26, 2015

Bill C-51 will “undermine user trust, threaten the openness of the web, and reduce the security of the Internet and its users,” according to Mozilla, the creator of one of the world’s leading web browsers. The company behind Firefox says it “strongly oppose[s]” the Conservatives’ anti-terrorism bill. Prime Minister Stephen Harper might be thinking about switching to Google Chrome. (Though, […]