Bill C-51: Investigative Powers for the 21st Century Act Yesterday we examined how the Canadian government is planning to effectively outlaw internet linking by making Canadians permanently legally responsible for the content of any webpage they link to using the Investigative Powers for the 21st Century Act. Today we will look at how the same Act will outlaw internet anonymity. Clause11: The existing... 

Michael Ignatieff, leader of the Liberal party of Canada gets confronted about the Bilderberg group, the North American Union, and Fluoride. At a stop in Hamilton Ontario. For his part, Ignatieff answered the question about his opponent Harper’s Bilderberg visits and officially denounced secrecy. Among Ignatieff’s sappy speech lines is that “It is time for a change.” Somehow, I think I’ve... 

In a shocking coup d’état said to rival Nazi Germany’s 1938 Anschluss (German for “link-up”) of the Austrian Republic, the United States this past week effectively took control of Canada creating what is being called by Russian diplomatic officials as the world’s first 21st Century “Superstate”. The United States announcement of this “merger” between these two North American... 

Canada, traditionally known for its liberal immigration policy and openness to immigrants, is witnessing a shift in public opinion and government policies. Under the Conservative government led by Stephen Harper since 2006, there has been a tightening of immigration rules, including tougher citizenship tests, increased investment requirements for quick access, and a focus on skilled immigrants over... 

Treasury Board president Stockwell Day says no Canadian should be blocked from getting a job based on their ethnicity. The Liberals and NDP are condemning a move by the Tories to end government hiring practices that block some people from applying for jobs based on race. Treasury Board president Stockwell Day says no Canadian should be blocked from getting a job based on their ethnicity, but the Liberals... 

The future of Canwest Global Communications, Canada’s largest media conglomerate, became uncertain on Tuesday after the company was granted bankruptcy protection in a Toronto court for several operations, including its television network and The National Post newspaper. The company, which is based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, did not include a chain of 11 large newspapers or several specialty television... 

It’s not exactly Big Brother and the overall intentions seem to have the public’s best interests at heart. But many are very uncomfortable about a proposed new law introduced in the House of Commons on Thursday that could affect anyone using the Internet in Canada. The bill, with the unwieldy name of “An Act Regulating Telecommunications Facilities to Support Investigations,”... 

Have you hugged a Jew today? Couldn’t hurt, on any day, given some worrisome trends in Canada, though less here than in Europe, to demonize both Jews and Israel, particularly via the rubric of anti-Zionism, which anybody with half a brain recognizes for what it is: The same old anti-Semitism tarted up in sleazy pedantic finery. But yesterday, at the Beth Emeth Bais Yehuda synagogue in North... 

The real political advisers who are directing MP Harper’s government. Mr. Rogers is an octogenarian with the political perspicacity of a wise Elder. There was a time when cultures respected the words of their Elders as is still traditionally so in Native American circles. Maybe it’s time we once again began paying homage to those who have the courage to speak out in defense of their country when... 

The Canadian Press Legal experts across the country are closely watching a custody case involving two children seized by Manitoba social services over allegations their parents taught them to hate minorities. Family and constitutional law professors say racist parents can’t lose custody of their children simply due to their beliefs. But if those beliefs are so extreme they promote violence and...