Canada | Bill C-9 Passes | Updated
Dylan Eleven | Truth11.com
Update: It has been brought to my attention by a Truth Warrior reader that Canadians are not finished as stated by the Real Canadian Patriots in the quote below.
I think this came across incorrectly and I want to add to this article to clarify.
I thought the Real Canadian Patriots meant that the statement 'Canada is finished' was that due to this type of censorship Canadians are in for a tough time. Just as in England, people being arrested for memes etc.
I personally think Canadians are not finished as a people. In my opinion they have only just started. There are a lot of very aware people in Canada that take no shit from anyone. A good number of people in Canada resisted the Covid tyrrany for example. We all saw the truckers in Ottawa and thousands of people lining highways in 30 below weather to cheer on the truckers. If they ever try another covid type scam I believe many more Canadians will stand up this time.
Although the quote below states that with bill C-9 passed it means a tough time for Canadians due to government bullshit. I think they will resist and fight back in the courts and get these bogus charges thrown out. This is just the beginning of the fight, not the end.
In no way are Canadians finished. The courts, police and government will find that out if they try to arrest Canadians for free speech. The majority of Canadians do not have a racist bone in their bodies and this crap wont wash.
This to me is an example of a true Canadian | Tough As Nails
I made the meme above during the Canadian trucker protests.
[original article below]
Canada is Finished. We have sanctioned overt surveillance as well as targeted suppression and censorship of any government deemed contrarian views. Bill C-9 has passed. ~ Real Canadian Patriots
Brave AI Search:
Bill C-9, formally known as the Combatting Hate Act, is a federal legislative proposal introduced by the Liberal government in September 2025 in response to rising hate crimes and hate speech, particularly antisemitism. The bill amends the Criminal Code to address hate propaganda, hate crimes, and access to religious or cultural places.
Key provisions of Bill C-9 include:
Criminalizing the public display of certain hate or terrorist symbols (e.g., Nazi swastika, SS bolts, or symbols closely resembling them) when used to wilfully promote hatred against an identifiable group.
Creating new offences for intimidating or obstructing individuals from accessing places primarily used for religious worship, education, community activities, or senior residences.
Establishing a hate crime offence for any criminal act motivated by hatred based on race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or other protected grounds.
Removing the requirement for Attorney General consent to initiate hate propaganda prosecutions, aiming to streamline enforcement.
Codifying the definition of "hatred" as "the emotion that involves detestation or vilification and that is stronger than disdain or dislike."
The bill has faced significant controversy. Critics, including civil society groups, the Canadian Bar Association, and faith communities, argue it risks infringing on freedoms of expression and religion, particularly due to the removal of the religious speech defence under Section 319(3) of the Criminal Code. The Catholic Register, The Gospel Coalition, and the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) have raised concerns about overreach, vague language, and potential suppression of peaceful protest and dissent.
Despite objections, Bill C-9 passed second reading and was referred to the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights. On March 10, 2026, the House of Commons closed debate on the bill with a vote of 186 to 144, effectively advancing it toward final passage. The bill is expected to come into force 30 days after royal assent.
The government maintains that Bill C-9 strengthens protections for vulnerable communities and ensures all Canadians can live with dignity and safety. However, opponents urge Parliament to amend the bill to better safeguard constitutional rights.
Source: https://t.me/therealcanadianpatriots/163367?ref=truth11.com
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