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UPDATE: Ottawa police investigating Whatcott following anti-gay flyer campaign
Update Oct 12 -- Police say they are not sure whether criminal charges will be laid against Bill Whatcott for distributing homophobic flyers to homes in Centretown's Golden Triangle on Oct 10....
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After a decade of court proceedings, the Supreme Court of Canada on Oct 12 will hear the case of an Edmonton anti-gay activist accused of promoting hatred in Saskatchewan. Bill Whatcott asked the Court...
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Free speech or hate speech?
We live in a country where we have the right to free speech, not hate speech, but Saskatchewan’s Bill Whatcott says that defies freedom of religion. The Supreme Court of Canada is going to hear his...
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Supreme Court hears arguments in hate speech case
Bill Whatcott’s lawyer attempted to make a distinction between public criticism of the sexual conduct of gays and lesbians and general condemnation of homosexuals in the Supreme Court of Canada hearing...
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Calgary police arrest anti-gay activist
An anti-gay campaigner who made headlines last year when he argued before the Supreme Court of Canada for the right to distribute hateful literature about gay and lesbian people is at it again. Â Bill...
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UPDATE: Whatcott urges Christians to disobey top court ruling
UPDATE -- Feb 27, 5pm: The Supreme Court of Canada has upheld part of a 2005 Saskatchewan Human Rights Tribunal ruling against Bill Whatcott, a self-described Christian activist who has distributed...
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BC Supreme Court rejects Zesty's comedian appeal
The BC Supreme Court has upheld a decision by the BC Human Rights Tribunal which found that Lorna Pardy's complaint against comedian Guy Earle and the owners of Zesty's restaurant was justified.Pardy...
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Anti-gay activists arrested at University of Regina
Police told Bill Whatcott and Peter LaBarbera they were trespassingPolice have arrested two anti-gay activists, Bill Whatcott and Peter LaBarbera, at the University of Regina, News Talk 980...
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Vancouver villains: Newsmakers 2014
Bill Whatcott slips into PrideWith his bright pink hair, cheerful hugs and revealing short-shorts, evangelical activist Bill Whatcott slipped into Vancouver’s Pride parade this year with the fictitious...
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Christians silenced in Canada, says anti-gay activist
An evangelical activist, who for years denounced homosexuality in Canada, says more Christians are willing to support his crusade against abortion than take a public stand against gay rights.“Some...
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