Jan 202025
 

Freedom Party of Ontario

– OPEN LETTER –

For immediate release


Ladies and gentlemen:

Call Upon MPPs and Others to Oppose Doug Ford’s
Anti-Democratic Snap Election Bid


In December of 2005, Ontario saw the coming into force of a new quasi-constitutional democratic right to general elections the dates of which are fixed, by law, and known four years in advance. That important protection against timing elections in a way that gives the governing party a strategic advantage, has been honoured by every government since. Doug Ford’s dubious claim that he may need to call a snap general election as early as this month stands as a threat to violate the trust that voters have placed in those they elect; trust that those they elect will lawfully will honour and defend democracy and the democratic rights of Ontarians. Continue reading »

Dec 302021
 
radio

AUDIO – DESCRIPTION:

On December 30, 2021, Freedom Party president Robert Metz hosted an episode of the radio show “Just Right” that focused on selected portions of Freedom Party of Ontario leader Paul McKeever’s December 27, 2021 discussion with Just Right co-host Robert Vaughan; in particular, those relating to Ontario’s government health care monopoly and how it relates to the Ontario government’s response to the spread of the SARS-Cov-2 virus. Just Right described the episode as follows: Continue reading »

Dec 272021
 

On December 27, 2021, “Just Right” host Robert Vaughan interviewed Freedom Party of Ontario’s leader, Paul McKeever via ZOOM. The two discussed Ontario’s health care system, its impact on the government’s response to the spread of the SARS-Cov-2 virus, and the suddenly emerging Progressive Conservative splitter parties attempting to get registered for the June 2022 Ontario provincial election. You will find Just Right’s description of the discussion below the video.

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Oct 212021
 
radio

AUDIO – DESCRIPTION:

On October 21, 2021, Freedom Party president Robert Metz hosted an episode of the radio show “Just Right” that focused on the nature, scope, and purpose of rights, and on the propriety such things as a ban against collectivist discrimination (race, sex, vaccination-status, etc.). Just Right described the episode as follows: Continue reading »

Sep 092021
 

I recently penned a Freedom Party of Ontario position paper that called for government to ban store owners and others from denying service to people who have not been “vaccinated” against Covid-19 (or against those who have). Three proponents of individual freedom wrote e-mails in response. Each rejected both my conclusion and my rationale. Their counter-arguments, in each case, were to the effect that a ban would violate an individual’s rights and improperly increase the scope of government power. I will here assert that, to the contrary, those writers hold a view of “rights” and government that improperly perverts the purpose of “rights” and of government, and that facilitates the use of law to defeat capitalism and promote fascism. Continue reading »