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A Canadian pastor who was imprisoned for holding church services in defiance of the government last year traveled with some of his friends to sing "Amazing Grace" at the Canadian-U.S. border as tens of thousands of Canadian truckers gathered in their capital to protest vaccine mandates.

After Canada passed a law banning conversion therapy for people who may want to escape homosexuality, an estimated 4,000 Christian leaders in Canada and the U.S. spoke out on Jan. 16 against the ban, describing it as "totalitarian" and a clear threat to religious freedom.

After Canada passed a law banning conversion therapy for people who may want to escape homosexuality, an estimated 4,000 Christian leaders in Canada and the U.S. spoke out on Jan. 16 against the ban, describing it as "totalitarian" and a clear threat to religious freedom.

Convoy Truckers Beware: ROAD HAZARDS AHEAD, Politicians of both countries are playing politics with their populations access to food to feed their families, Liberals, go fund me,

After Canada passed a law banning conversion therapy for people who may want to escape homosexuality, an estimated 4,000 Christian leaders in Canada and the U.S. spoke out on Jan. 16 against the ban, describing it as "totalitarian" and a clear threat to religious freedom.

Thousands of pastors across North America have reportedly come together to protest Bill C-4, a Canadian law that took effect Jan. 8 after reportedly being pushed through Parliament with little debate. The claim is that Bill C-4 is broadly worded and could, in effect, ban biblical teachings on sexual ethics, and impact even personal communications on the subject.

American pastors by the thousands preached on Sunday against a law in Canada that makes it illegal to help someone escape homosexuality or transgenderism.

Thousands of clergy in North America devoted their sermons on Sunday to affirming biblical sexual morality in response to a new Canadian law some warn could effectively criminalize such teachings.

A Calgary Police Service member who recently compared vaccine mandates with religious and racist persecution that led to the death of more than 6 million Jews during the Holocaust is taking his views to an anti-immunization rally.

WANTING to banish the memory of a very bad day at the office last Saturday, Dorchester Rugby Club face Salisbury tomorrow in the Tribute Southern…