All over my FB I'm seeing posts about Bill C-9. I'm going to look it up and see what I can find out about it.But does anyone know off hand what it's about??
All over my FB I'm seeing posts about Bill C-9. I'm going to look it up and see what I can find out about it.But does anyone know off hand what it's about??
No idea.
Isn't Canada America's hat?
When i visited Montreal, which was very nice by the way, those people lived underground in the winter. The whole time. Like squirrels.
That's why it's so quiet up there.
Not really. I'm from Montreal, born and raised, and while there are plenty of ways to spend time underground, shops, transportation, the whole 9 yards, Quebecers love their winter sports. And I was one of them when I still live there. Montreal is not even what it used to be. When I went there about 9 yrs back, to have my interview to move to the US, I was saddened by how it was no longer as nice as it once was.
Progress? Not so much
Bill C-9 can refer to several different pieces of Canadian legislation, most recently the Combatting Hate Act, tabled in October 2025, which proposes new Criminal Code offences to address hate-motivated crimes and protect access to religious and cultural spaces. Other recent and past Bills named C-9 include those from 2023 amending the Judges Act to reform judicial discipline, a 2021 bill related to the Canada Emergency Rent and Wage Subsidies, and a 2020 bill that amended the Income Tax Act for the same purpose.
Recent Bill C-9 (Combatting Hate Act)
- Purpose:
To amend the Criminal Code to better protect people and spaces from hate-motivated crimes.
- Key Measures:
- Creates a specific hate crime offence and clarifies the legal definition of "hatred".
- Criminalizes intimidation and obstruction that prevents access to religious, cultural, and other specified places.
- Prohibits the public display of hate or terrorist symbols intended to promote hatred.
Other notable Bills named C-9
- Judges Act amendments (2023):
This bill, which received Royal Assent in 2023, reformed the process for reviewing allegations of misconduct against federally appointed judges to make it more efficient and cost-effective.
- Income Tax Act amendments (2020):
This bill, introduced in 2020, included measures for the Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy and Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy to support businesses during the pandemic.

Wait, American squirrels use guns to break the ice?You know, to test the sense of humor of the Canadians up there after we saw some black squirrels, i told my cousin and her friend "our squirrels in America are armed with guns". They froze and didn't know what to make of that.
And that's how you break the ice!
But to circle back to this topic i asked Google "ai" this question: What is Bill C9 in Canada? And it said:
Sounds like a leftist move to me. This is what the left in USA likes to do.
You know, to test the sense of humor of the Canadians up there after we saw some black squirrels, i told my cousin and her friend "our squirrels in America are armed with guns". They froze and didn't know what to make of that.
And that's how you break the ice!
But to circle back to this topic i asked Google "ai" this question: What is Bill C9 in Canada? And it said:
Sounds like a leftist move to me. This is what the left in USA likes to do.
It is a thought crime bill. It is designed to stop the dissemination of ideas they don't like. It creates vague new crimes. Police can charge you directly without going through a prosecutor. It is designed to criminalize religious thought. It says there is no exception for religious belief. So if your religious thought offends me it could be a crime for you to speak it.Try this:
I have subscribed to her channel and I am going to keep up with this. Karney is really coming into his own. It's like Canada is not only catching up to what was going on here but has temp cooled down, but is trying to surpass the spiritual heaviness.
to demand others to call you a zebra is why Trump won.
It is a thought crime bill. It is designed to stop the dissemination of ideas they don't like. It creates vague new crimes. Police can charge you directly without going through a prosecutor. It is designed to criminalize religious thought. It says there is no exception for religious belief. So if your religious thought offends me it could be a crime for you to speak it.
No idea.
Isn't Canada America's hat?
When i visited Montreal, which was very nice by the way, those people lived underground in the winter. The whole time. Like squirrels.
That's why it's so quiet up there.
You should visit Montreal in the summer. It's not sweltering hot. And of course everyone is out of their homes enjoying the beautiful weather. Visit the pier at night. It's really pretty with the lights and some buskers performing or singing.
Just bring a lot of money. Their sales tax rate is so ridiculously high! Oy!
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Not really. I'm from Montreal, born and raised, and while there are plenty of ways to spend time underground, shops, transportation, the whole 9 yards, Quebecers love their winter sports. And I was one of them when I still live there. Montreal is not even what it used to be. When I went there about 9 yrs back, to have my interview to move to the US, I was saddened by how it was no longer as nice as it once was.
Progress? Not so much
...or perhaps the coat rack.No idea.
Isn't Canada America's hat?
Yes, it's been a long time since I have been there. I always wanted to see people skating on the Rideau Canal. Winter is so long you have to find a way to enjoy it. Even if it is just Poutine.
Sort of makes the anti-Trump Canadians who Troll here look even more clueless.
It's only going to get worse when they now have a PM that's worse than Trudeau.