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Many Canadians have heard about the political persecution of Dr. Jordan Peterson. In 2023, the College of Psychologists of Ontario investigated allegations of “misconduct”, the start of a process that could end up stripping Peterson of his license as a clinical psychologist. But did you realize ...

Some people – including members of Hamilton City Council - don’t want the truth to be known. They want evil deeds to remain shrouded in secrecy, so they can continue, unhindered by the scrutiny of clear-headed citizens who are able to see the truth in full light.

Josh Alexander is about to face off against the Catholic School Board that had him arrested and thrown out of school, and he can sure use your moral support. The stakes here are high, because if he wins, it’s both a victory for free speech and religious freedom, and a personal victory for Josh who’ll be able to return to high school after an unjust expulsion.If he loses …

"A country that aborts its children is killing its future."

Campaign Life Coalition’s picks now available

I’m really excited about something, and you might be in a position to help CLC capitalize on it... It has to do with next week’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) for the United Conservative Party of Alberta (UCP).

We have some exciting news about the upcoming ROE Canada documentary from DunnMedia & Entertainment.
Private screenings for the highly-anticipated new film by director Kevin Dunn will start soon across the country...

Alberta needs to pass its own version of Saskatchewan’s parental rights law. The time to stand up for parents and children is now.

I have some encouraging pro-family news to share with you from one of the unlikeliest places in Canada. British Columbia (aka, the “Left Coast”) is a hot bed of progressive, socialist policies, led by a radical NDP government. However, there are good people in the province who’ve emerged to fight the good fight. Let me tell you about two of them.

Despite vociferous opposition from pro-LGBT politicians and their media darlings, Saskatchewan handily passed its flagship Parents’ Bill of Rights, which recognizes the right of parents to “act as the primary decision-maker with respect to the pupil’s education”.