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January’s readership numbers are in, and wow, did we ever do great.
Tag Archives: Canadian blasphemy law
2019 Canadian Atheist Awards – Story of the year
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The next award in the 2018 Canadian Atheist Awards is “Story of the year”. This award is for the news or cultural story that captured the most interest or had the most impact among Canadian atheists in 2017.
Canada no longer has a blasphemy law
On Thursday, 13 December, 2018, Canada formally repealed its blasphemy law.
Bill C-51 passes: Blaspheme away!
We did it! Today, Canada finally repealed its blasphemy law. Well, technically the Senate voted not to insist on amendments it had put to the House of Commons after MPs voted yesterday to reject those amendments. But that’s the parliamentary wrangling you can read on Hansard.
International Blasphemy Day 2018
It’s that time of year again! Let’s get our blasphemies on!
We are so close to ending Canada’s blasphemy law
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Yesterday evening I mailed a dozen letters from Canadian Atheist to the members of the Senate’s Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs.