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  • Ontario Considers Legislation Criminalizing Public Displays of Faith for Christians

    05/22/2019 7:56:21 PM PDT · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 36 replies
    Activist Mommy ^ | May 21, 2019 | Activist Mommy
    The nation of Canada has been giving us a chilling vision of what it looks like when a western nation completely succumbs to the dangerous ideology of multiculturalism, the cultural Marxism that always inevitably restricts the rights of some to pave the way for the rights of others. There is no equality in multiculturalism. Christians have faced increasing adversity in Canada as of late, but new proposed legislation that would make it a crime to publicly express one’s faith is a chilling new low. In the proposed legislation, it would become illegal for Christians to make any public displays which...
  • Giving up the ghost

    08/30/2006 8:35:00 PM PDT · by CurlyBill · 19 replies · 776+ views
    The Toronto Sun ^ | 8/30/2006 | Christina Blizzard
    Giving up the ghost Eerie goings-on at Queen's Park Two haunting tales of the supernatural are setting spines a-tingling in the history-steeped offices of the province's lieutenant governor. Two independent ghost sightings by staff members in the office of Lt.-Gov. James Bartleman have them wondering who they're gonna call. At around 1 p.m. on Jan. 9, Anthony Hylton, a planning co-ordinator in Bartleman's Queen's Park office, saw a man in a dark suit leave the vice-regal washroom, walk past a reception desk and into the historic Music Room. Hylton at first thought he had seen a colleague who is with...
  • Ontario Leaders Await Voters Verdict

    10/02/2003 8:02:50 AM PDT · by Loyalist · 14 replies · 398+ views
    Globe and Mail | October 2, 2003 | Richard Mackie
    The leaders of Ontario's three major parties took long rides home yesterday to await the verdict of the province's voters after 29 frenetic days of policy pronouncements, insults, gaffes and photo opportunities. Thursday, one of the three will return to Toronto as the man picked to be premier. And while the election is fated to be remembered for attack ads and a "reptilian kitten-eater" comment, the three leaders fought to the last minute to impress its importance on voters. Yesterday was their last chance to bid for the support that they need if they are to succeed in their grasp...