By Greg Hill, Director, Free to Fly Canada Editor's Note: With his Declaration for the Promotion of Truth, Greg Hill calls on us – every one of us, as individuals – to be courageous. As we demonstrate courage as individuals, we join with other individuals demonstrating courage, and together we will take our country off its trajectory toward totalitarian control. Our institutions have become corrupted to support a government narrative aligned with globalist objectives and tho

Major Russ Cooper (Ret'd) discusses the intrusion of the Diversity, Inclusiveness and Equity ideology into the day-to-day dealings of Ontario's lawyers. How can it be that the Canadian legal tradition, based on the rule of law and individual rights and freedoms, can unite so many diverse peoples and yet be trashed so thoroughly as "systemically racist"? Strap in for some hard maneuvering as we roll in on how certain elements within the Law Society of Ontario are trying to cha

Remarque! La version française suit un peu plus bas View! C3RF “In Hot” interview with Law Society of Ontario Bench Member, Cecil Lyon Read! C3RF member and accelerator physicist, Etienne Forest, fights back against wokeism Rules of engagement Recall that last week’s update made reference to fighter operations on both the Central European Front of the Cold War in the early 80s and combat operations during the Persian Gulf War of 1991. In the former case, an analogy was drawn

Editors Note: In his letter to the editor of the Journal of Computational Physics published by Elsevier, Patrice Nishikawa (known scientifically as Etienne Forest) deconstructs the absurdity of the “Inclusion and Diversity Pledge” that the Journal made in May 2022 to reflect the “gender, geography, race & ethnicity, and age diversity of members of the field in which it sits.” The Journal’s pledge is based on an Elsevier policy to “increase diversity and inclusion in Elsevier

People's Party of Canada leader, Max Bernier, discusses the multiple legal and political measures he is taking to restore the once guaranteed individual rights and freedoms of Canadian citizens. These initiatives, coming at great cost to this leader and in conjunction with information emerging from the Public Order Emergency Commission, are cause for optimism as they stand to call those responsible to account. Strap in to see if the tide is, indeed, turning. Watch it on Rumbl

Remarque! La version française suit un peu plus bas View! C3RF “In Hot” interview with bestselling author, Andrew Lawton Chickens come home to roost “And ofte tyme swich cursynge wrongfully retorneth agayn to hym that curseth, as a bryd that retorneth agayn to his owene nest.” Geoffrey Chaucer, The Parson’s Tale, circa 1390 The Public Order Emergency Commission has finally begun its testimony phase and it would appear that the chickens are just about to come home to the roost

Bestselling author, Andrew Lawton, discusses his fact-based account of Freedom Convoy 2022 from start to finish in this "In Hot" session with Major Russ Cooper (Ret'd). This incredible account of the protest against vaccine mandates, mounted and supported by salt-of-the-earth Canadians from coast to coast, presents a first-hand overview of a seminal Canadian event that reverberated both nationally and internationally. Given ongoing inquiries that are examining the related inv

Remarque! La version française suit un peu plus bas Consider! Sponsoring an “In Hot” interview Following the science The refrain, “follow the science”, has been with us since the dawn of the Wuhan virus crisis and has been used to harangue those who dare challenge the measures put in place to deal with the contagion. These measures have included social isolation, masking and mass vaccination programs and have persisted long past their installation as initial reactions to a “

Remarque! La version française suit un peu plus bas Comm out Recall from last week’s update that the “gremlins” were everywhere attacking all aspects of Canadian society. Accordingly, “chaos and annoyance” are continually being generated to stymy the efforts of good Canadians to simply live their lives with as little interference by governing authorities as possible. Doing so should be a relatively easy thing as a supreme law, in the form of a patriated Constitution and Ch