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Help fight anti-Christian bigotry in Toronto!
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November 3, 2015
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Ezra Levant of TheRebel.media says: Toronto's Yonge & Dundas Square is like Canada’s version of Times Square in New York. Sometimes it has concerts or festivals going on. There’s some religion down there too. Muslim men hand out free Korans and sell books advising Muslim men how to beat their wives. So it’s a real free speech zone.
Earlier this year, TheRebel.media fought for -- and won -- the right of Rev. David Lynn to preach about Jesus in the same area. Islam was allowed by Toronto bureaucrats, but not Christianity, apparently.
These anti-Christian bigots are back. Yonge and Dundas hosts lots of concerts. Voices of the Nations, for example, have performed Christian songs there for five years.
But this year when they applied to City Hall for another permit, they were told they weren't allowed to perform there anymore because they sang songs about Christianity.
We’ve fought these anti-Christian bigots before and we won. I’m pleased to say that our friend John Carpay, from the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms has joined the legal fight.
JOIN US in fighting this blatant discrimination:
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