The radicals who want to replace Trudeau
(& other stories)
Hello all,
A short weekend roundup for you.
In the Western Standard, I cover a religious liberty case featuring a Christian who resisted his company’s vaccine mandate goes before the Alberta Human Rights Tribunal: “Another vax fighter gets to test religious conscience exemption.”
In The European Conservative, I covered the funeral of Shiri Bibas and her two little boys, Ariel and Kfir: “The Murdered Bibas Children Are Finally Home.”
At The Bridgehead: “Praying at home could be illegal under pro-abortion ‘buffer zone’ law, Scottish lawmaker admits.” Short version: JD Vance was right.
And finally, the race to replace Justin Trudeau as Canada’s prime minister is almost over—and the two Liberal leadership debates this week gave us a look at the top candidates. The frontrunners? Trudeau’s deputy prime minister and former finance minister Chrystia Freeland, and former UN climate envoy and close Trudeau advisor Mark Carney (who also happens to be the godfather of Freeland’s son):
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