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Taxes in Canada are exceptionally high – in provinces like British Columbia, leftist governments are wringing even more cash from the pockets of beleaguered taxpayers. But the federal government continues to spend millions of dollars on LGBT activism.

I’m often asked how things in Canada got so bad, so quickly. There are many answers, but one is that in Canada, the revolution was funded by the taxpayers. While organizations that attempted to defend Canada’s moral foundation fundraised from fellow Christians, radical LGBT organizations and abortion groups were funded by the government.

Pride parades now look and feel more like a victory march over a conquered people than a scrappy revolt for rights.

Pride Month seems to come round quicker and quicker each year. Every June, we are subjected to the colours of the rainbow being injected into every aspect of our lives. Businesses change their logos for the occasion. Your bank will fire out emails to breathlessly reassure you that it doesn’t care who you do or don’t sleep with. Pride parades erupt across every town and city, big or small, in Europe, making the high streets temporarily unusable.

Trudeau’s participation was always meant as an insult to Canadians who didn’t share his obvious taste for perversion.

The parents of a schoolgirl in Berlin have filed a lawsuit against the state authorities for allowing the rainbow-coloured Pride flag to fly on top of the after-school care centre, which the girl attends.

The parents argue that the use of political symbols is not permitted in state education institutions, and they see the flag as part of a “politicised” agenda that is not suitable for children.

Pride Toronto’s shortfall has increased to $900,000 — a jump from $700,000 10 days ago — due, in part, to such corporate sponsors as Google, Nissan, and Home Depot pulling out.

But the organization’s executive director Kojo Modeste is hoping others will still come on board — including the province and the feds — with other sponsors like The Ballroom, No Frills, Shoppers Drug Mart and SEIU Healthcare Union now stepping up to the plate.

Pride Toronto has faced another setback, losing two more major corporate sponsors — Google and Home Depot — just before Pride Month begins, Pride Toronto executive director Kojo Modeste told CP24 Saturday afternoon.

This latest setback follows several other sponsorship losses Pride Toronto experienced in recent months. Modeste spoke to CTV News about those earlier losses in February.

The non-profit in charge of the 2SLGBTQ+ festival is facing a loss of around $700,000 in corporate sponsorships as a result of all the withdrawals, he said.

‘Ridiculous’: Legal fight over Ontario town’s refusal to mark Pride month ongoing

When Douglas Judson asked the Township of Emo to declare June as Pride month and display a rainbow flag for a week in 2020, he never imagined the request would turn into a years-long legal dispute that still has no end in sight.

“This is generally a non-controversial thing to ask for,” said Judson, the co-chair of Borderland Pride. “There’s often flag raisings that are done, proclamations are made for various dates or other causes in the community.”

The Battle of Emo and the horror show between Pride activists and a defiant mayor is set to come to a head on Friday The 13th.

That’s when the five-member township council, located in Northern Ontario, is expected to announce its decision on how to move forward in its war with Borderland Pride which not only won a Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO) ruling but also won a $10,000 penalty from the town and $5,000 from the mayor, which he has already had garnished from his bank account.