Carney is even more of a dictator than Trudeau was.

This was written by Josh Dehaas and appeared in the National Post.

QuoteCarney asks Parliament to give him the power of a king

The Liberals informed us that the budget bill will actually include yet another measure that would sideline Parliament's functions, concentrating even more power in the prime minister and his cabinet. Section 12 of the Bill C-15 would allow the minister to exempt any individual, business or other organization from any existing law or regulation other than the Criminal Code, for up to six years, with few limits. This means Prime Minister Carney and his ministers could get to act like dictators, greenlighting exemptions to Parliament's laws for their friends whenever convenient.

Section 12 says ministers would be allowed to create exemptions to any law except for the Criminal Code so long as they say the exemptions are in the public interest, would enable goals like "testing a new regulatory regime" aimed at "innovation, competitiveness or economic growth," have benefits that outweigh the risks, and come with measures will be taken to protect health, safety and the environment.

Unlike most orders and regulations, which must be published in the Canada Gazette within 30 days, the minister would only be required to notify the public "as soon as feasible." The minister would be allowed to keep secret information about the order that they decide would be "inappropriate" to make public.

This means the government could enter into contracts with individuals in situations where doing so would otherwise violate the Conflict of Interest Act, and not ever tell us the details. It means citizens and journalists get blocked from seeking documents under the Access to Information Act. It means mining companies may be able to avoid their obligations to prevent corruption under the Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act. And it could create all kinds of regulatory goodies for ministers to reward preferred companies by letting them avoid environmental regulations while their competitors can't.

An even bigger problem with section 12 than the obvious risk of corruption it creates is that it would allow ministers to avoid the necessary work of convincing Parliament that bad laws need to be amended. There's no question that there are laws and regulations on the books that stand in the way of progress and development, but the solution is for Parliament to actually sit in Ottawa and figure out how to fix them.

In a democracy, ministers shouldn't be deciding that any individual or company should get a free pass from the laws. That's really not much different than being ruled by a king or a dictator. We send MPs to Ottawa to represent our interests by ensure that laws are fair, necessary, and broadly responsive to Canadians' needs.

The cumulative effect of the bundle of new laws the Liberals are intent on enacting will establish a prime minister and cabinet members who are no longer accountable to parliament, with the power to selectively grant special privileges to some and to selectively apply an extended hand of the law to others. This plan would be unfolding as devised were it not for the dogged questioning from a handful of acute opposition MPs and one alarming discovery by Toronto Star national columnist and CBC "At Issue" panelist Althia Raj.

On Dec. 6 the Toronto Star featured what has turned out to be a bombshell news item for parliamentarians. Raj concisely described the Liberals' deceitful sleight of hand maneuver with Bill C-15, their budget legislation, in her news article, "Mark Carney is quietly giving sweeping new powers to his ministers."

"Hidden in the federal government's 634-page omnibus bill C-15, the Budget Implementation Act, is a measure that has so far escaped scrutiny. Under the pretext of regulatory efficiency, Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to grant cabinet ministers the power to exempt any individual or company from any federal law on the books — except for the Criminal Code — for up to six years.

Charlottetown mayor and council unanimously voted to not participate in Ottawa's gun ban and confiscation scheme.

For a decade, the Liberal government has repeatedly exposed itself as quintessentially fascist and an urgent threat to all democracy in Canada.

Firstly, the Liberal government has consistently oppressed the fundamental human rights and liberties of all Canadians.

For example, since its advent in 2015, the Liberal government has repeatedly violated human rights such as 'free speech', 'religious freedom', and 'political assembly'.

Via legislation, such as Bill C-8 and Bill C-9, the Combatting Hate Act, the Liberal government now seeks the power to ban so-called 'specified persons' from the Internet entirely and to punish any Canadian with a lifetime of imprisonment for a slew of vaguely defined hate-crimes that amount almost entirely to right-wing 'wrongthink' and whose parameters can easily be manipulated in order to encompass any conservative ethos or religious ideology.

Quote from: Brent on December 06, 2025, 12:12:11 PMOntario has lost sent 41,000 manufacturing jobs since he became prime minister. A half trillion dollars in investment has left Canada. And what is his only accomplishment. Turning Canada into a police state.

His immediate priorities such as cracking down on free speech, maxing our national credit card, and his war on C02 are not the nation's priorities.

Quote from: DKG on December 06, 2025, 12:26:10 AMBill C-9 looks like it was written by Kim Jong Un. It is un-Canadian.

Ontario has lost sent 41,000 manufacturing jobs since he became prime minister. A half trillion dollars in investment has left Canada. And what is his only accomplishment. Turning Canada into a police state.

Canada has been moving in the direction of Britain's criminalization of free speech since the Liberal regime roasted to power a decade ago. Now, Carney is putting teeth into their fight against liberty.

Calgary street pastor Derek Reimer landed behind bars again Wednesday, facing a possible two years in prison.

He'd be a free man if only he had lied and said he was sorry for offending a librarian during a brief encounter in early 2023. That was when he showed up at Saddletowne Public Library to protest drag queens reading stories to children there.

Reimer called the Reading With Royalty drag queen story hour for children a "pervert grooming session." He posted a video of the 90-second encounter at the library, identified manager Shannon Slator, and provided a number to call her to object to the library hosting drag events.

Reimer was eventually convicted of criminally harassing Slater, sentenced to 12 months in house arrest which expires on December 23, two years of probation, and numerous conditions.

Quote from: DKG on December 06, 2025, 12:26:10 AMBill C-9 looks like it was written by Kim Jong Un. It is un-Canadian.

Nothing surprises me out of your federal government.

Quote from: DKG on December 06, 2025, 12:26:10 AMBill C-9 looks like it was written by Kim Jong Un. It is un-Canadian.

Hey what happened to my post DKG DKG?

It disappeared!

Quote from: Shen Li on December 05, 2025, 11:34:07 PMThe Liberals are going after the bible as hate speech. Canada is going down the same libfascist rabbit hole as Britain where people are getting arrested for disagreeing with the alphabet mafia on social media.

Bill C-9 looks like it was written by Kim Jong Un. It is un-Canadian.

The Liberals are going after the bible as hate speech. Canada is going down the same libfascist rabbit hole as Britain where people are getting arrested for disagreeing with the alphabet mafia on social media.

The Liberals and Bloc want to prosecute people for quoting scripture. They are trying to push laws that could criminalize passages from the Bible.

The state has no place in the religious texts or teachings of any faith community. As long as they are not preaching violence like Islam does.