Opinion

Wexit Canada : What We Stand For

It has now been just over a month since I accepted the role of interim leadership of the federal political party, Wexit Canada on June 24th.  While it seems to have been an absolute whirlwind of activity for the seven of us on the board, I know it seems to you in the real world that nothing much has been happening.

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‘‘We need to run on a freedom platform,” – Derek Sloan Dynamic in tough TNC fireside

Peter MacKay shortly after came out and said he would not be participating in the debate if she was not also participating, calling for the debate to be rescheduled. It should be noted Lewis never asked for the debate to be rescheduled or for any other candidate to abandon the IPG event.

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Black Lives Matter is a Communist Organization

While Black Lives Matter, the Organization ‘BLM’ is an Intersectional-Leftist Mess  Anyone and everyone should want to agree with the verbal/written statement that is ‘Black Lives Matter.’ That being said, if you’re finding you have issues with the organization called Black Lives Matter, you’re not alone. The truth is that BLM, although it’s only a […]

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Viersen, MP Peace River—Westlock: Mr. Trudeau, WE Have a Problem

Prime Minister Trudeau cannot hide from the latest scandal. Nor can he dismiss it with a simple ‘sorry’. He didn’t make a mistake – he made a choice to hand almost a billion dollars to a charity that has paid multiple members of his immediate family almost $300,000 for speaking events when other speakers were not paid. An organization that also employs immediate family members of the Finance Minister’s family. 

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Ford’s Bill 195 is a worse scandal than Trudeau’s WE fiasco

Just as the Conservatives rallied around Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott when they put their political careers on the line to stand for what was right, the Conservatives must rally around Belinda Karahalios or their smallest crime will be hypocrisy.

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Edmonton Eskimos name change is driven by activists patronizing Inuit Canadians

Inuit Canadians do not need to be talked down to, and the Edmonton Eskimos name change will be remembered by many as a patronizing and useless decision made in the midst of the crazy, woke world of 2020. What a shame. 

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The Specter of Transgender Ideology and the Exploitation of Vulnerable Children

And so two unlikely allies have joined forces to call for a national inquiry into the medical and pharmaceutical transitioning of our most vulnerable children. Similar inquiries have been ordered or called for in the United Kingdom and Australia, and many US States have passed or are considering laws restricting minor transition. It is long overdue that Canada followed suit. All we are asking at this time is for an investigation to get to the truth.

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Liberals regulatory pharma attitude is preventing new drugs from entering Canada

Canadians are very proud of our universal healthcare system, which is why sometimes legitimate criticisms are ignored out of fear of privatization.  However, for the system to benefit Canadians best some flaws need to be addressed.  This is what the Conservative and Green party is attempting to do with the life saving drug Trikafta, in […]

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“Death-on-Demand:” Why Trudeau’s Bill C-7 is Worrying

In September 2019, a Quebec Superior Court judge struck down a restriction that limited assisted suicide to ill patients. Responding to a constitutional challenge filed by Jean Truchon and Nicole Gladu, two Québécois with spastic cerebral palsy and paralysis respectively, Justice Christine Baudouin ruled that “…denying them access to assisted dying because they are not terminally ill is forcing them to endure harsh physical and psychological suffering.”

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BRADBURY: Why I started a petition to ensure MP’s receive firearms education

The level of misinformation surrounding firearms and firearms ownership in Canada is increasing. Far too often our discourse on this topic is littered with stats and commentary aligned to conditions in the United States and not Canada. As a result, many Canadians, and many Canadian politicians, have inaccurate understandings of Canadian firearms laws. I’d like to […]

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