Tag: Quebec
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610 CKTB | Geopolitical Warfare Strikes Summer Camp: Administrative Siege of Jewish Life
The frontline of political conflict in Canada has shifted from the sidewalk to the spreadsheet. We are witnessing an era of Asymmetric Lawfare, where anti-Israel bigots are weaponizing the mundane machinery of government and accreditation to execute a ‘Regulatory Red Wedding’ against Jewish summer camps and charities. From the 14% ‘Antisemitism Tax’ to botanical erasure,…
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Regulatory Red Wedding: Anti-Israel Activists Target Jewish Summer Camp
Welcome to Summer Camp 2026, where the most dangerous thing in the woods is a purity test. From doxxing 17-year-old counselors to debating the “colonial” lineage of a chickpea, activists are waging ideological warfare against Jewish institutions. It’s time for leaders to stop acting like bystanders in a horror movie.
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MP Anthony Housefather targeted with antisemitic hate
MP Anthony Housefather discusses an antisemitic poster which called him a “neo-Nazi” and said he should leave Canada that was posted in his riding.
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AM800 CKLW: Monday Roundtable with Jon Liedtke, Rino Bortolin, & Moya McAlister
AM800 CKLW’s Dan MacDonald’s Monday Roundtable with Jon Liedtke, Rino Bortolin, & Moya McAlister discusses volunteering, SafePoint CTS, & online scams.
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Buried Evidence on CTV’s W5 Genevieve Beauchemin
CTV W5’s Genevieve Beauchemin discusses going into a Quebec prison to speak to Daniel Jolivet about decades old evidence he & his lawyer fought to uncover.
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WINDSOR INDEPENDENT: REVIEW of John Ibbitson’s “Stephen Harper”
John Ibbitson’s biography of Stephen Harper, *Stephen Harper*, offers an insightful and comprehensive look into the former Prime Minister’s life, from his formative years to his decade in office. Far from a polarizing account, Ibbitson’s work aims to understand the man behind the politician, drawing on extensive research and interviews with those close to Harper.…
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UWindsor Lance: Anti-protest legislation: Just when is enough, enough?
The right to protest is enshrined in the Charter, but what happens when government decides that continued dissent is no longer acceptable?