Stephen Boissoin Found to Have Violated Human Rights

Stephen BoissoinOn November 30, the Alberta Human Rights Commission ruled that Stephen Boissoin and the Concerned Christian Coalition violated Alberta's human rights law in a letter published in the Red Deer Advocate in 2002. The ruling states that the letter was "likely to expose homosexuals to hatred or contempt because of their sexual preference." Click here for the full text of the decision. This decision is a troubling one in that the provincial human rights panel ruled that the right to be protected from hatred or contempt trumps the right to freely speak ones religious or political opinion.

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    Trinity Western University - Photo: Google
    Photo: Google

    The Supreme Court of Canada has announced that they will be releasing their decision regarding Trinity Western University's School of Law on Friday, June 15th. The ruling could have wide-ranging implications on the protection of religious freedoms in Canada.

  • Dramatic Stage Play Awakens Canadian Audiences
    Solitary Refinement
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    The first few weeks of the Solitary Refinement touring stage play has already had audiences in various parts of the nation captivated. On numerous occasions, those who have been blessed to witness this life-transforming production have responded with standing ovations -- to the glory of God!