🔴Poilievre proposes Castle Law, Canadian economy shrinks, Quebec public prayer ban

🔴Poilievre proposes Castle Law, Canadian economy shrinks, Quebec public prayer ban | Rebel Roundtable

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Guests: Kirk Lubimov, political commentator, and Daniel Fritter, publisher of Calibre Magazine.

Today, we're looking at Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre proposing a Castle Law style amendment to the Criminal Code, which would give Canadians a significantly stronger — and clearer — right to self-defence in their own homes.

Plus, amid trade turmoil with the United States and China, Canada's economy has shrunk.

And finally, following contentious prayers held on city streets, Quebec has moved to ban all public prayers in the province.

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No Canadian should face criminal charges for defending their home and family. When a violent intruder broke into Jeremy McDonald’s house in Lindsay, Ontario, he did what any father would do — he protected his family. Instead of charging the criminal, police charged Jeremy with aggravated assault. This outrageous injustice proves we need stronger “castle law” protections to ensure that a man’s home truly is his castle, and that Canadians have the right to self-defence without fear of prosecution. Please sign the petition now to demand justice for Jeremy and protect the right of every Canadian to defend their home.

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