PNW by PNW Staff February 5, 2026 For weeks, a quiet but determined movement has been building across Canada. It hasn’t involved riots, burning streets, or angry mobs. Instead, it has taken shape through phone calls, town halls, petitions, prayer, and persistent civic engagement. And–for now–it has worked. Bill C-9, the Liberal government’s proposed hate speech legislation that many Christians believe poses…
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BREITBART News Network By Katherine Hamilton May 16, 2024 A federal court on Wednesday upheld a Maryland school district policy that does not allow parents to opt their young K-5 children out of curriculum about gender identity and sexuality. In a 2-1 panel decision released by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, federal judges affirmed a lower court decision denying the…
ZeroHedge By Tyler Durden May 12, 2024 On February 21st, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave a press conference in Edmonton, announcing his government’s decision to introduce the Online Harms Act, or Bill C-63. It was described in Canadian media as a “bill to protect kids” that would stop the “exploitation of children,” and Trudeau’s curt speech focused solely on minors. The scarf-clad PM…
When “Normal” Disappeared (c) Calvary Church of Port Orchard October 30, 2023 Our lives were turned upside down in early 2020 as governments around the world, in lockstep, shut down their countries in order, they said, to protect us from a new, dangerous coronavirus dubbed SARS-CoV-2. Governments and health agencies assumed unprecedented power over our lives, and we gave up our liberties…
The Gateway Pundit August 23, 2023 By Cristina Laila Aug. 23, 2023 7:30 am CCPO Note: As this article proves, our government used private cell phone data to spy on their citizens during the repressive COVID-19 lockdowns, a time when bars, casinos, pot stores, strip joints, and big box stores were allowed to remain open, but churches were not. These data were then used…