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5 days ago | 
truenorthwire.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine
The head of the Archdiocese of Toronto is urging his congregation to use exclusively Catholic symbols and not those “borrowed” from political movements as Catholic schools raise the Pride flag during June. Cardinal Leo, the Archbishop of Toronto’s large Archdiocese, released a statement calling out Catholics who would use “misguided and inadequate” symbols to promote Christian values.
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5 days ago | 
junonews.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine
The head of the Archdiocese of Toronto is urging his congregation to use exclusively Catholic symbols and not those “borrowed” from political movements as Catholic schools raise the Pride flag during June. Cardinal Leo, the Archbishop of Toronto’s large Archdiocese, released a statement calling out Catholics who would use “misguided and inadequate” symbols to promote Christian values.
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6 days ago | 
truenorthwire.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine
A Canadian civil liberties group dropped its lawsuit against a Yukon city council after it unanimously voted to amend policies that the group claimed unduly limited residents’ freedom of expression. The Whitehorse City Council’s “” initially banned “microaggressions,” signage, apparel with messages, and gave councillors the ability to reject delegations they deemed offensive.
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1 week ago | 
junonews.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine
A Canadian civil liberties group dropped its lawsuit against a Yukon city council after it unanimously voted to amend policies that the group claimed unduly limited residents' freedom of expression.
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1 week ago | 
truenorthwire.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine
Despite having yet to table a federal budget, Prime Minister Mark Carney released an estimated spending plan totalling $486.9 billion, which the Conservatives plan to vote down, saying it will further fuel inflation. The federal treasury board announced that Carney’s spending plans for the fiscal year of 2025-26 will cost Canadians nearly half a trillion dollars. His plan includes an 8 per cent increase in spending from Trudeau’s last year in Parliament.
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1 week ago | 
junonews.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine
Despite having yet to table a federal budget, Prime Minister Mark Carney released an estimated spending plan totalling $486.9 billion, which the Conservatives plan to vote down, saying it will further fuel inflation. The federal treasury board announced that Carney’s spending plans for the fiscal year of 2025-26 will cost Canadians nearly half a trillion dollars. His plan includes an 8 per cent increase in spending from Trudeau’s last year in Parliament. This post is for paid subscribers
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1 week ago | 
junonews.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine
A Toronto Catholic District School Board Trustee is stuck with a $200,000 bill in legal fees after the Supreme Court of Canada denied his appeal to overturn a misconduct charge against him for “defending the Catholic faith.”The Supreme Court of Canada has refused Mike Del Grande’s appeal of a Superior Court decision, which found the TCDSB had legally reprimanded Del Grande for a motion he put forward in November 2019, in defence of Catholic teaching, within the Catholic school board.
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1 week ago | 
junonews.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine
The majority of Canadians believe the feds should prioritize cracking down on illegal gun smuggling from the U.S., rather than targeting legal gun owners through bans and a costly buyback program. A new poll commissioned by the Canadian Taxpayer Federation and conducted by Leger found that 55% of Canadians believe tougher measures against illegal guns crossing the border are the most effective way the Liberal government could reduce gun violence.
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1 week ago | 
truenorthwire.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine
A Toronto Catholic District School Board Trustee is stuck with a $200,000 bill in legal fees after the Supreme Court of Canada denied his appeal to overturn a misconduct charge against him for “defending the Catholic faith.”The Supreme Court of Canada has refused Mike Del Grande’s appeal of a Superior Court decision, which found the TCDSB had legally reprimanded Del Grande for a motion he put forward in November 2019, in defence of Catholic teaching, within the Catholic school board.
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1 week ago | 
truenorthwire.com | Clayton DeMaine |Clayton Demaine
A Christian advocacy group is organizing its third annual “walk-out” student protest against the display of Pride flags at the beginning of June. The protests will take place at public and Catholic schools across Canada and are in opposition to gender ideology.
