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THE CHARTER’S BLIND SPOT
In early 2023, a Canadian woman named Sheila Lewis died — not because a medical treatment failed, but because she was denied access to that treatment under the authority of a government-designed, government-funded, and government-controlled health system. Days later, the Supreme Court of Canada refused to even hear her case.
Around the same time, an Ontario man named Garnet Harper died after being refused a kidney transplant for similar reasons.
kenrdrysdale
Nov 13, 202513 min read
Let’s Celebrate What We’ve Achieved — Together!
Join us for our final live Manitoba Stronger Together event of 2025 — an evening to celebrate what we have built together, honour the efforts of our members, and look ahead to a pivotal year as we prepare for the Manitoba 2026 municipal elections.
This special Christmas gathering replaces our regular Tuesday Zoom call. Instead of meeting online, we’ll come together in person at the Matao Event Centre in Selkirk for fellowship, encouragement, and a festive year-end wrap-up.
kenrdrysdale
Nov 10, 20250 min read
When Children’s Safety Becomes the Question – Welcoming Ted Kuntz, Chair of the National Citizens Inquiry (NCI) & President of Vaccine Choice Canada
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kenrdrysdale
Nov 10, 20251 min read
From Tragedy to Truth: One Man’s Call for Change
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kenrdrysdale
Nov 3, 20251 min read
Citizens Stand Strong in St. Clements: Public Voices Prevail Against High-Density Development
On Tuesday evening, October 28, 2025, more than 150 residents crowded into the RM of St. Clements council chambers (with many more online) for the public hearing on an 80-unit, 200–250 resident low income multi-family development proposed by Schinkel Properties, immediately north of the Narol Fire Hall on Henderson Highway. The hearing began shortly after 7:30 p.m. and concluded after 11:00 p.m. — four hours of prepared, professional public participation.
kenrdrysdale
Oct 29, 20250 min read
The Polar Bear Truth: Dr. Susan Crockford Exposes the Climate Narrative — and the Price of Speaking Out
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kenrdrysdale
Oct 19, 20251 min read
Big Announcements • Health Freedom • A Bold New Initiative for Manitoba
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kenrdrysdale
Sep 1, 20251 min read
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