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Culture Guard fights for the rights of parents, faith believers and those who have had enough of the insanity that is happening in society today. Join us as we unify the troops to make change happen! We will not be complacent anymore while our rights are being rubbed out!
STATUS: Active
BATTLE TYPE: Civil Liberty, Protecting Religious Freedom, Equality, Protection of Children, Civil Society
WHERE: Vancouver, British Columbia
WHO IS AFFECTED?: All British Columbians
BATTLEFIELD: BC Human Rights Tribunal
IMPORTANT DATES:
Waiting for response from the BCHRT
January 24, 2019 Complaint Filed, Media Release distributed
December 11-17, 2018 Trigger Event
OBJECTIVE:
See remedy list included in the complaint. Generally a restoration to reality, truth and conduct associated with a civil society, including the protection of children.
LAST UPDATE: January 24th, 2019
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In the “Add special instructions” box, type BCHRT Bathroom
This happened to our members. Biological males will not be allowed into our female member’s washrooms.
Culture Guard female members attended the Bill Whatcott matter at the BC Human Rights Tribunal that was commenced as a result of a complaint by a transgendered male sex activist named Oger. While attending the hearing Culture Guard members were forced to use a women’s washroom facility that invited Trans people to use as well. The BCHRT knows fully that would invite men to use the washroom. This is contrary to the law, and the BC Human Rights Code.
See complaint for all details.
BC Human Rights Tribunal Complaint – Click Here
Culture Guard Media Release – Click Here
STATUS: Active
BATTLE TYPE: Civil Liberty, Protecting Religious Freedom, Charter Challenge
WHERE: Langley City, British Columbia, Canada
WHO IS AFFECTED?: All Canadians
BATTLEFIELD: BC Human Rights Tribunal
IMPORTANT DATES: Complaint Filed December 7, 2018
OBJECTIVE: Cease discrimination of Christians and other religious groups. Treat all public displays of flags or other political symbolism representing identifiable groups protected by Human Rights codes equally or remain neutral.
LAST UPDATE: December 7th, 2018
In the “Add special instructions” box, type Langley City Flag Battle
The Pride flag, and the symbolism therein attached, is a political symbol representing one of many equally protected groups in Canada. Regrettably, many BC local governments continue to discriminate against other protected groups and give preferential treatment, promotion, privilege and accommodation to sex activists – or those seeking services due to their “sexual orientation”. This special treatment is discriminatory. The Langley City flag policy is a perfect example. A special amendment was made in 2016 by a sex activist council member to give special privilege to fly the “Rainbow flag” on a courtesy flag pole owned and governed by Langley City. All other symbolic political and/or religious flags are prohibited. This is discrimination. Langley City cannot give special rights to one protected group and deny others the same service. Kari Simpson wants to celebrate the flying of the Canadian Christian flag, and any other flag representing other protected groups. Simpson will be asking the BC Human Rights Tribunal to order Langley City’s Mayor and Council to comply with the law and not discriminate or simply remain neutral and repeal the offending amendment.
Please Support our efforts to stop the proliferation of special privilege being given to sex activists and the political symbolism represented in the Pride Rainbow flag, Rainbow crosswalks and other sex activist propaganda taking over our communities. Click here to donate!
Kari Simpson’s letter requesting Mayor and Council reconsider their approval of flying the Rainbow Flag. Click here.
Kari Simpson’s application to fly the Canadian Judeo Christian Flag celebrating the National Day of Blessing. Click here.
Langley City’s letter refusing Simpson’s application to fly the Christian Flag. Click here.
Simpson’s complaint to the BC Human Rights Tribunal. Click here.
Langley City Flag Policy. Click here.
Langley City Minutes Regular Council Meeting amending flag policy to permit Rainbow flag (July 25, 20116). Click here.
STATUS: Active
BATTLE TYPE: Civil Liberty, Protecting your right to Free Speech/Expression, Protecting your right to Assembly, Protecting Religious Freedom, Civil Society.
WHERE: New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
WHO IS AFFECTED?: All Canadians who value and seek to protect our right to freedom of expression and assembly.
BATTLEFIELD: Civil Court
IMPORTANT DATES: December 28, 2018 Petition filed in Supreme Court.
OBJECTIVE: To ensure that all political points of view have the ability to transmit and engage in free speech. Further, that access to tax-payer owned facilities is not governed according to the political or personal bias of those in charge of booking the facility or the political flavour of the month. Lastly that people with a political partisan belief cannot lie or misrepresent public figures, like Kari Simpson, to justify the denial of facility use.
Our Executive Director, Kari Simpson was scheduled to speak at this youth conference. The Anvil Centre reneged on their contract citing that the “speaker” (Kari Simpson) represented views and perspectives that didn’t align with the City of New Westminster.
Culture Guard respects and welcomes the involvement of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms. The JCCF has become a crucial organization in Canada that works tirelessly to protect the freedoms and liberties of all Canadians.
On May 25, the City of New Westminster signed a contract with Grace Chapel to rent a portion of the Anvil Centre. The rental was for a youth conference to be held on July 21, 2018.
On June 21, 2018, a media article was published which included a picture of a poster for the conference.
That same day, Grace Chapel received an email from Anvil Centre Director of Sales & Marketing, Heidi Hughes. Ms. Hughes stated that the Anvil Centre was reneging on the contract and cancelling the rental, on the basis that “one of [Grace Chapel’s] event speakers / facilitators, Kari Simpson…vocally represents views and a perspective that run counter to City of New Westminster and Anvil Centre booking policy.”
JCCF Press Release – City of New Westminster taken to court over violating Charter freedoms of expression and association
Post Millennial – CARPAY: Progressive intolerance hurts the cause of diversity
Life Site News – Church petitions British Columbia’s top court to overturn city’s ban on youth conference
Life Site News – Church may sue city for pulling venue on “LGBT: Let God Be True” teen conference
STATUS: Victory
BATTLE TYPE: Civil Liberty, Protecting your right to Free Speech/Expression, Protecting your right to Assembly, Protecting Religious Freedom, Right to Political Protest, Civil Society, Protection of Parental Rights.
WHERE: Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
WHO IS AFFECTED?: All Canadians. The right to assemble, engage in political protest and exercise free speech seems to have been forgotten by the City of Port Moody. These are constitutionally protected rights. Port Moody does not have the right to censure political speech or deny Canadians the right to assemble in a public space.
BATTLEFIELD: Civil Court
IMPORTANT DATES:
January 17, 2019 JCCF informs Culture Guard that they have a Victory! JCCF issues media release announcing the victory!
January 2019 lawyers for the City of Port Moody who were prosecuting the ticket notify the JCCF that Culture Guard had a Constitutional right to hold their rally and withdraws the ticket!
Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) agrees to represent Culture Guard and their member Ms. Markling.
July 25, 2018 Culture Guard files Notice of Dispute
July 14, 2018 Culture Guard receives issued ticket violation
July 12, 2018 Rally permit revoked
June 11, 2018 Rally permit obtained
OBJECTIVE: Set/Uphold legal precedent for the rights of all citizens to peacefully assemble in parks and other publicly owned spaces without threat or fear of government interference/retaliation.
LAST UPDATE: January 17th, 2019
Thank you for your support!
The protected rights we have as Canadians to free speech, the right to assemble and others are increasingly being assaulted and diminished. The revocation of Culture Guard’s permit to hold a peaceful rally for the protection of children and parental rights was a violation of our rights. The final assault was the issuance of a “fine”. The Board of Directors for Culture Guard agreed to engage legal counsel and dispute the fine and challenge the Port Moody bylaw and conduct of their representatives.
This is an important case for all Canadians.
Culture Guard set in motion their plan to hold a rally supporting the rights of children and their parents. Waldene Markling acting as agent for Culture Guard obtained and paid for a permit for use of the park.
