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Gun rights groups targeting Senators, MP offices with summer firearms bill campaigns

Gun rights groups and the Conservative Party will continue to put pressure on Liberal MPs and the government over gun safety Bill C-71 this summer, using online campaigns and volunteers to try to “flood” MP offices with calls and emails. The Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights will also be trying to lobby Senators on the […]

St. Kitts and Nevis foreign minister pushes for visa waiver in Ottawa visit

Nearly four years after losing visa-free access to Canada, the government of a two-island Eastern Caribbean state is engaging in a full-court press to convince the Liberals the travel restrictions are an unnecessary burden for its citizens. Last week, St. Kitts and Nevis Foreign Minister Mark Brantley travelled to Canada to meet with a host […]

The U.K. and Canada: polar opposites when it comes to the terrorist threat

OTTAWA—All it takes is a cursory glance at the news on any given day to conclude—erroneously, as I hope to show—that Islamist extremist terrorism is a daily event that threatens us all. We read of bombings in Afghanistan, beheadings in Libya, vehicular attacks in Barcelona, and shootings in Kashmir and the fear factor rises exponentially. […]

Government must rebuild trust with Canadian Muslims on national security

OTTAWA—Once bitten, twice shy. That’s the sense within Canadian Muslim communities when it comes to the Liberal government’s proposed overhaul of national security law under Bill C-59. The legislation was back before the House last week after examination by the Public Safety and National Security Committee. Let’s not forget where this first started. Under the […]

Journalist’s fake death is troubling

OTTAWA—On May 29, Ukrainian officials announced that Arkady Babchenko had been shot and killed at his apartment. A dramatic photo was released showing Babchenko’s body lying in a pool of blood. Babchenko is a Russian journalist who had been vehemently critical of the Kremlin, and of President Vladimir Putin in particular. Naturally enough, regarding his […]

Liberals drawing up gun bill amendments, cannabis bill enters home stretch

At least one Liberal MP on the House Public Safety Committee is working with Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale’s (Regina-Wascana, Ont.) office to bring forward amendments to the gun safety bill, C-71. ”I think there have been some discussions … between the minister, minister’s staff, and Liberal members, about amendments,” said Liberal MP John McKay […]

Choice of Charlevoix shows Trudeau learned from past global summit mistakes

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau welcomes the world to Charlevoix next week. The charm offensive that has worked so well around the world has a chance to take centre stage at home. But for any leader, the main objective of the G7 is actually to get out of the meeting without watching the place burn down […]

Who’s responsible when natural disaster strikes? You are

OTTAWA—Canada has many great traditions. One of them seems to be emergencies that fall during Emergency Preparedness Week (May 6 to 12). This year, there were floods in New Brunswick and parts of British Columbia, and forest fires in Alberta. In light of such emergencies, do you know who is responsible for your safety when […]