Canadian Religious Freedom Summit

09/05/2026

The only country in the western world with no fetal protections:

09/04/2026

What's coming to Canada?

09/01/2026

Praying for this pastor anf praying this doesn't come here:

Pastor Dedi Saputra, 31, a former Muslim now leading a church in West Kalimantan, was sentenced to two years in prison in Indonesia after a TikTok video was ruled blasphemous. His arrest to sentencing took only 142 days, a speed rights groups call alarming. Prosecutors wanted four years.

Do you think 142 days is enough time for a fair trial?

08/31/2026

Agree with truth:

08/29/2026

An evil law:

"This law is something else. It ensures that women can have healthy babies murdered any time before delivery."

"They have planted their bloody flag on a pile of corpses that are recognizable even to a fanatic as children; we can see their faces. We can see that they look like us, only more innocent. They know this, and they laughed as Healey signed their death warrant."

Read the full article at thebridgehead.ca/2026/08/14/the-joy-of-killing-babies/

08/27/2026

A great move:

08/25/2026

A good summary of the new law:

Bill C-9 is the Combatting Hate Act. The bill is the Liberal government’s response to a rise in hatred. The bill has raised concerns about its impact on civil

08/24/2026

Good for him:

A Young Boy Refuses to Kneel During Mosque Prayer Visit With Scouts Group

A young boy in Scotland is drawing major attention online after reportedly choosing not to kneel during a prayer demonstration while visiting a mosque with his Beaver Scouts group.

According to reports, the visit was meant to help children learn about Islam and different faith traditions.

When prayer began, others around him participated in the demonstration.

But the boy quietly remained standing.

Just a calm decision based on what many online say was his personal conviction.

That simple moment quickly spread across social media, with thousands reacting to what they saw as a respectful but courageous stand.

08/23/2026

What Americans are doing about our digital laws:

Washington didn’t just want tariff concessions. It wanted Quebec to change its French-language laws.

But be clear: this was not about eliminating French.

One of the measures Washington had already targeted was Quebec’s Bill 109, aimed at making original French-language cultural content easier to find and access on digital platforms.

In March, the U.S. Trade Representative formally added “Discoverability of French-Language Cultural Content (Bill 109)” to its list of Canadian trade barriers.

And Bill 109 wasn’t alone.

Washington has also been objecting to Canada’s Online News Act, formerly Bill C-18, which requires large digital platforms to bargain with Canadian news organizations. The 2026 USTR trade-barrier report specifically lists the law and says the United States continues to monitor it. Meta’s response to C-18 was to remove news from Facebook and Instagram in Canada, while Google reached a deal that provides $100 million annually to Canadian news organizations. (United States Trade Representative⁠)

I have argued C-18 should be repealed because it has failed Canadians by leaving news unavailable on major social platforms. But Canada should repeal a bad Canadian law because we decide it is bad policy, not because Washington demands it in return for tariff relief.

That distinction matters.

Carney says the failed negotiations included American demands touching Canadian culture and the French language, alongside other major disputes over trade and economic sovereignty.

We cannot say Bill 109 alone killed the deal.

But we can say this: Quebec’s French-language digital-content rules were already on Washington’s target list before the negotiations blew up.

This wasn’t a fight over whether Quebec can speak French.

It was a fight over how far an American government can reach into Canadian and Quebec cultural policy as the price of a trade deal.