Thread by @MaximeBernier

Freedom of expression is in peril with Bill C-10. Government will not directly regulate content but will force social media companies to do it for them.
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More and more, governments have become adept at getting around the Constitution to do indirectly what the Constitution says they cannot do directly.
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Under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the state cannot lock you away without due process, even for public safety, yet has been quarantining asymptomatic people in the name of public health.
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Provinces have jurisdiction over natural resources, lands, mines, minerals, property and civil rights, but the federal government can impose carbon levies on a province in the name of “peace, order and good government.”
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The state cannot prevent citizens from entering or leaving Canada, or impose medical procedures without consent, yet now requires returning travellers to submit to invasive tests when they cross the border.
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Under Section 121 of the Constitution Act, 1867, goods from any province shall be admitted freely into any other, but provinces can erect barriers that inhibit trade if that is not their primary purpose.
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The @peoplespca proposes to respect the Constitution, stop federal intrusions in provincial jurisdictions, downsize government to its proper size, and protect our rights and freedoms.