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John Carpay: Equal Rights for All, Special Privileges for None, Is the Only Path to Reconciliation

Properties which fall within the boundaries of a Cowichan Nation Aboriginal title claim, are seen along No. 6 Road in Richmond, B.C., on Aug. 22, 2025. The Canadian Press/Darryl DyckCommentaryWell-intentioned racism, to achieve the vague objective of “equity,” is still racism. The only sure...

John Carpay: New Hate Crime Bill Criminalizes Feelings and Restricts Free Speech

CommentaryCanada’s Criminal Code should punish bad behaviour, not bad feelings. Canadians need protection from crime, not from offensive opinions that might be considered “hateful” by some but not by others.
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John Carpay: Invoking ‘Safety and Security’ to Censor Freedom of Expression Is Unacceptable in a Free Society

CommentaryIn a free country, the public square should be accessible for everyone, not just...

John Carpay: Whether Courts Defer to Government Depends on the Political Issue at Play

CommentaryOn June 27, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench suspended Alberta’s law to protect...

Race-Based Policies Inevitably Produce Inter-Ethnic Animosity

OpinionViewpointsSaveBy John Carpay6/11/2025Updated: 6/11/20250:00CommentaryA friend of mine is German Canadian. He was born in...

John Carpay: Make Your Charter Rights an Election Issue

CommentarySince lockdowns were imposed in March 2020, federal and provincial politicians (along with unelected...

John Carpay: Ontario Court Ruling in Hillier Case a Positive Sign for Charter Freedoms

CommentarySince lockdowns were imposed in March 2020, governments across Canada have admitted in numerous...

John Carpay: Replacing Cash With a Digital Dollar Would Pose a Grave Threat to Our Rights and Freedoms

CommentaryThe Bank of Canada has made no secret of its efforts to explore a...

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