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Every day, Canadian students from kindergarten onward are exposed to a “gender ideology” that encourages changing genders, undergoing harmful and often irreversible gender-transition treatments - all while keeping parents in the dark. Increasingly, parents and teachers face serious consequences for challenging this unscientific ideology and for advocating for the safety, privacy, and dignity of women and girls. 2/11
On the west coast, mother-of-two Bryony Dixon opened her home to an international student during the 2023-2024 school year through her school district’s “Homestay” program, which connects international students with caring host families like Bryony’s. When another student asked to stay with her, Bryony submitted the same application to be a host family. This time, however, the school district ignored her application.

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Siksika Nation fines journalist Cory Morgan $2,000 for exposing uncomfortable truths

Journalist Cory Morgan (@CoryBMorgan) has had many different jobs.

Born in Red Deer, Alberta, in 1971, he started out as a professional surveyor after completing his studies at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. Cory has also been active in politics, running as a candidate and volunteering with several parties at both the provincial and federal levels.

In 2019, Cory began a career in journalism, first as a columnist and then as a political commentator with the Western Standard in Calgary.

Over the years, Cory has developed a reputation as a plain-speaking, unfiltered journalist with a passion for the truth. 2/7

In March 2025, Cory travelled to one of the largest aboriginal reserves in southern Alberta. The Siksika (or “Blackfoot”) territory is located 100 kilometers south of Calgary, on a sprawling 690 square kilometers of land.

Ontario dad demands answers after his bank accounts are frozen in case that could strengthen the Charter rights of all Canadians

Every day, Canadians rely on access to their bank accounts to pay bills, manage expenses, and support their families.

But imagine discovering that your bank accounts had been frozen, with no explanation and no warning.

Your online banking access denied.

Your ATM cash withdrawal requests denied.

Your pre-authorized payments blocked, jeopardizing your vehicle, mortgage, or insurance payments.

Evan Blackman experienced this, along with hundreds of other Canadians.

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1/6 Police arrested Evan in downtown Ottawa on February 18, 2022, during the violent suppression of the peaceful Freedom Convoy protest. Though police released him that same day, he later discovered that his Toronto-Dominion Bank accounts had been frozen.

“The initial impact was drastic, being five hours away from home,” he explained. “It was an absolute shock to find out my bank accounts were frozen. As a self-employed worker, it not only affected my family, but my employees as well,” Evan said.

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Ontario teachers fired for honouring their conscience; Justice Centre provides lawyers to take action

Teachers are among the most trusted figures in our society.

Parents rely on teachers to model professionalism, fairness, and compassion. Educators, in turn, deserve a teaching environment that respects their fundamental rights and freedoms.

That’s why the story of Matt and Nicole Alexander from Cobden, Ontario, is so important.

1/6 Matt and Nicole Alexander were long-serving, dedicated schoolteachers employed by the Renfrew County District School Board in Ontario. In 2023, both teachers were abruptly suspended and later terminated under very troubling circumstances, simply for following their conscience.

“It’s hard to describe the magnitude of what’s happened in our family,” said Matt Alexander. “After dedicating more than two decades to my students and school, it seems to me, there is no room for Christians to be Christian in the education system.”

The Alexanders’ ordeal began in late 2022 when their teenage son, Josh Alexander—a student at an entirely different school board, began to challenge publicly his school’s policy of allowing biological males who identify as female to use girls’ washrooms.

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Follow this thread for the highlights of our analysis of today's Federal Court decision. 1. Tonight, Chief Justice Paul S. Crampton released a decision in the historic challenge to the Prime Minister's decision to advise the prorogation of the 44th session of Parliament.

We are back.

Follow us here for live updates on the historic challenge to the prorogation of the 44th session of Parliament.

Chief Justice Paul S. Crampton has entered the court. The hearing has resumed. 1. Day two starts with counsel for the Respondent (Attorney General) arguing that the court cannot know when or even if the government will fall to a non-confidence vote.

Today and tomorrow, we are at the Federal Court in Ottawa to provide live udpates on the court challenge to the Prime Minister's decision to advise the Governor General to prorogue Parliament.

Please note that the venue for the hearing has been changed to room 1008 of the Federal Court building at 90 Sparks Street in Ottawa.

The hearing starts at 9:30 a.m. ET today.

Follow us on X to follow this historic case. 1. We are among the first to arrive at the Federal Court building in snowy Ottawa.