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Exposing Media Disinformation – 2 Podcasts from The Great Canadian Talk Show

Podcast, Aboriginal Futures, Civil Liberties, Economy, Taxation, Frontier CentreJanuary 26, 2023

The Frontier Centre reposts two recent podcasts by Marty Gold, Winnipeg’s most prominent community journalist dissecting the flawed “mainstream media” reporting of the Centre’s most recent Lunch on the Frontier event in Winnipeg on January 13th 2023.  Marty Gold’s program …

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Reaping Postmodernism’s Violent Whirlwind

Essay, Civil Liberties, Free Speech, Universities, Frances WiddowsonJanuary 11, 2023

Part Three of a Four Part Series In December 2008, Denis Rancourt was suspended from his tenured professorship in physics at the University of Ottawa—an action that resulted in his termination a few months later. This occurred after a five-year …

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Expanding the Meaning of a Threat to National Security

Commentary, Civil Liberties, COVID-19, Ray McGinnisJanuary 5, 2023

The Liberal government couldn’t justify invoking the Emergencies Act based on the existing definition in the legislation. So, it relied on a legal opinion to broaden its scope for declaring an emergency. National Security Advisor to the Prime Minister, Jody …

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Naming Book Titles: I Will Die on This Hill

Essay, Civil Liberties, Free Speech, Frances WiddowsonJanuary 5, 2023

Part Two of a Four Part Series On November 5, 2022, I was fortunate to participate on “The Cost of Academic Dissent” panel with Joshua Katz, Amy Wax, and Elizabeth Weiss, at Stanford University’s Academic Freedom Conference.  In my presentation, …

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Fighting Back Against Big Brother’s Love

Essay, Civil Liberties, Free Speech, Frances WiddowsonDecember 29, 2022

Part One of a Four Part Series  In the last part of George Orwell’s dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four, the main character, Winston Smith, is arrested by the Thought Police and subjected to a long interrogation process by O’Brien, a member of …

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Making the Good Guys Into Bad Guys

Commentary, Aboriginal Futures, Civil Liberties, Culture Wars, Free Speech, Lee HardingDecember 28, 2022

When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called Canada the first post-national state, the implications went farther than divisive multiculturalism. Increasingly, those with the same characteristics as this country’s founders find their government, media, and academic institutions calling them extremists. White males, …

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How an Occupied Twitter Ruined Countless Lives 

Commentary, Civil Liberties, COVID-19, Free Speech, Brownstone Institute, Jeffrey A. TuckerDecember 27, 2022

From the beginning of the Covid panic, it felt that something was very wrong. Never had a pandemic, much less a seasonal pathogenic wave, been treated as a quasi-military emergency requiring the upending of all freedoms and rights. What made …

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Ray McGinnis – Trudeau, The Emergencies Act and Triumph of Propaganda – Hugo Kruger Podcast

Video, Civil Liberties, Free Speech, Ray McGinnisDecember 26, 2022

Ray McGinnis has been documenting the abuse of power that took place in Canada during the Trucker Protest. Earlier this year he joined South African Public Policy Commentator and Blogger Hugo Kruger to discuss the Propaganda Techniques that were used …

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Time to Un-Cancel Diversity of Viewpoint

Commentary, Civil Liberties, Culture Wars, Free Speech, Brian GiesbrechtDecember 23, 2022

The quest for “diversity” has become the universal rallying cry for every institution, including universities, government departments, corporations, and even law societies. “Diversity” has been defined as including skin colour, ethnicity, gender, and sexual orientation. However, the one kind of …

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