Canada has a robust history of freedom
MARK MILKE: Freedom is as Canadian as maple syrup and the Canadian Rockies. Don’t let collectivists tell you otherwise
Tag: Freedom of religion
Pastor sees the worst of communism rearing its head in Canada
LEE HARDING: Artur Pawlowski sees another government intruding on societal institutions (FREE)
Defiant preachers defending our constitutional rights
LEE HARDING: A new generation of preachers is following in William Penn’s footsteps by defending the constitutional freedoms trampled under the pandemic response (FREE)
London murders wound us all
ANDREW BENNETT: The killings demand empathy for the victims, but also renewed commitment to freedom of faith
Religious freedom equals educational freedom
DAVID HUNT: The claim that merging Ontario’s government-run and Catholic school systems will save “an estimated $1.6 billion a year” is blarney
Freedom of the press? Not in an era of internet censorship
JACK BUCKBY: Freedom of the press will diminish as long as the new culture of controlling online content persists (FREE)
The best response to more lockdowns? Civil disobedience
PAZ GOMEZ: Authorities must propose alternatives to lockdowns that better suit the population’s needs and are conducive to mental and economic health (FREE)
Canada must boycott the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics
DON HUTCHINSON: It’s beyond belief Canada would participate in the Games given the Chinese regime’s reprehensible persecution of religion
Closed secularism breeds intolerance
DAVID HUNT and BRIAN DIJKEMA: Divorcing a spiritual practice from its religious meaning is problematic and a forcible whitewashing of something deeply and fundamentally complex
A respectful Canada has room for disagreement
RAY PENNINGS: Closing politics and public life to those who are religious leaves us with a less tolerant society that brings fundamental freedoms into question (FREE membership content)
Where’s the outcry over Quebec’s restrictive Bill 21?
RAY PENNINGS: The relatively low value Canadians assign to religious freedom and the tepid opposition to secularism laws are worrisome
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