Pastor decries Charter “illusion” in lengthy trial
Calgary pastor Derek Reimer says he won’t “roll over and die” as his legal battle tied to drag queen story hour protests drags towards a fifth year.
Calgary pastor Derek Reimer says he won’t “roll over and die” as his legal battle tied to drag queen story hour protests drags towards a fifth year.
Meanwhile, Alberta has paused its sexually explicit book removal after backlash over Edmonton Public Schools’ ban list. The province has also rolled out a new “female sex at birth” confirmation form for girls in school sports.
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi is drawing fire for refusing to take questions at a small town hall.
And the government has launched its new digital wallet with mobile health cards, stressing the system will remain optional.
All that and more on this week’s episode of The Alberta Roundup with Isaac Lamoureux.
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"The Charter" seems to be a meaningless piece of paper used, when appropriate, pretty much only to the benefit of complicit governments and sycophant leaders.
Not always but pretty much so one can be excused for noting that it really does look like a meaningless piece of paper with more outs then benefits to real Canadians.
Thanks Isaac for all this info. It's about time we got a new healthcare card. I got mine laminated. But it doesn't fit into my wallet worth a dam. Canadian charter of rights is useless. When the courts can flex it anyway they want to suit their purpose. That purpose is for crooked government control.