Justice Under Fire: A Candid Interview with JCCF’s John Carpay
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MST Special Zoom Event – June 24, 2025 @ 6:30 PM Central
This Tuesday, Manitoba Stronger Together is proud to welcome John Carpay, one of Canada’s leading voices in the fight for civil liberties and constitutional rights. As a seasoned constitutional lawyer and the founder and president of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF), Mr. Carpay has spent decades defending Canadians in courtrooms across the country — standing up for freedom of speech, religion, conscience, and bodily autonomy. His work has placed him at the centre of some of the most critical and controversial legal battles of our time, especially those stemming from government overreach during the COVID-19 era.
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For over two decades, Mr. Carpay has been at the forefront of defending freedom of speech, conscience, religion, and bodily autonomy in Canada. Under his leadership, the JCCF has represented Canadians in high-profile court cases where core constitutional rights were under attack — especially during the pandemic and its aftermath.
Why You Should Attend: This meeting will cover critical issues facing Canada’s legal and constitutional landscape — topics that concern every citizen, regardless of political affiliation.
John will provide insight into:
Key cases the JCCF is currently involved in
The state of the Canadian justice system, including:
The role of Canadian courts
Pandemic-related court shutdowns and delays
Undue judicial deference to government action
Problems with judicial review standards and judicial notice
The growing issue of mootness and how it denies public accountability
Concerns over judicial independence and appointments
The hidden dynamics between the judiciary and government prosecutors
Societal pressure on the bench and the fear felt by legal practitioners
This conversation is a vital step in understanding how Canadians can defend their rights, rebuild trust in the courts, and hold institutions accountable.
Mark your calendar. Invite your friends. Bring your questions.This is one of the most raw, intelligent, and inspiring interviews we’ve ever hosted.
As always, the guest presentation will be recorded and made available afterward. But if you want to experience it live — with the energy, the questions, and the community — join us Tuesday night.
LEGISLATIVE WATCH: With David Grant
Also joining us is David Grant, bringing us the latest update on our ongoing monitoring of bills in the Manitoba Legislature.
Each week, David reviews the proposals and legislation being pushed forward that could impact your rights, your communities, and your province. This is your citizen’s window into real-time democracy.
Follow along with the current list of bills here:https://www.gov.mb.ca/legislature/business/bills.html
Deb Mason – News of the Week
We’re excited to welcome back Deb Mason, our very own watchtower on the Canadian landscape. Each week, Deb cuts through the noise and brings you the headlines that matter — not what the mainstream media wants you to hear, but what informed citizens need to know. From shocking developments in health policy to court rulings and emerging resistance across the provinces, Deb’s News of the Week is your antidote to media silence and spin. You’ll walk away with the knowledge you didn’t know you were missing — and likely want to share with others.
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Let's come together as a community to explore the issues that matter most to us and chart a path forward toward a stronger, more prosperous Canada. See you there!
This Weeks Agenda.
Welcome & Opening Remarks (2 min)
Welcome, everyone, to this week’s Stronger Together Zoom meeting — and a special thank you to those who joined us last week live from Steinbach. And welcome to everyone who has taken the time to join us this week. These weekly gatherings are about more than just information — they’re about connection, courage, and building a strong, informed community that values truth and respectful dialogue. We’re glad you’re here.
Meeting Format & Recording Reminder
Just a quick note on format: Our meetings are 60 minutes long, and while you’re welcome to engage during the discussion, please know that only the featured guest presentations are video recorded. This is to protect your privacy and encourage open participation during Q&A. We believe in creating a space where everyone feels free to learn and share without concern.
Respectful Atmosphere & Diverse Opinions
We want to remind everyone that this is a space for respectful and thoughtful exchange. Our guest speakers may express views that are their own, and not necessarily those of Manitoba Stronger Together — and that’s okay. We welcome a diversity of perspectives and believe that open dialogue is essential to a healthy and informed community. Let’s listen generously and engage constructively.
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Announcement: We Unify Conference, Calgary BMO Centre, September 2025 (1 min)
Update from from Ken Drysdale Concerning the Website Reconstruction (2 min)
We need to find a venue for in-person meetings, can anyone help, I believe it should be in Winnipeg, at some meeting type venue. We need to start having "Voluteer"meetings. Bill 4 has now passed and become law in Manitoba, Now is the time that we have to get active and press our municipalities to immediately issue their intentions to withdraw from the WMR.
Announcement: MST Community Dinner – June 25, 2025 | 6:00 PM | Boston Pizza in Selkirk, Manitoba. Join us for our next Live Community Dinner—connect with fellow MST members, share ideas, and enjoy a great local meal. No speeches, no agenda—just people who care, coming together. Leave a message in the Chat if you wish to attend
Zoom Call Video from Last week, now on our site (1 Min)
Featured Guest: John Carpay: Justice Under Fire: A Candid Interview with JCCF’s John Carpay (40 Min) (Pre-Recorded)
Current Bills in the Legislature: David https://www.gov.mb.ca/legislature/business/bills.html (5 Min)
Upcoming Zoom Guests:
June 24, 2025: John Carpay
July 1, 2025: Canada Day - Something Special
July 8, 2025: Donald Best "The Helen Grus Story"
July 15, 2025: Maxime Bernier PPC
October 21, 2025: Susan Crockford "The Polar Bear Catastrophe That Never Happened"
This Weeks News (5 Min)
#1 News of Week
The FBI has declassified an intelligence report from August 2020 that details an alleged Chinese Communist Party scheme to interfere in the 2020 U.S. presidential election, believed to include plans to mass-produce counterfeit American driver’s licenses to be used by Chinese students in order to facilitate fraudulent mail-in ballots favoring Democratic candidate Joe Biden.
The intelligence, which was never fully investigated at the time, was reportedly withdrawn from circulation within U.S. agencies ahead of the fall 2020 election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, around the time former FBI Director Christopher Wray told Congress there was no known evidence of foreign plots targeting the election.
Reports indicate the FBI’s intelligence pointed to a Chinese state-directed scheme connected to nearly 20,000 fake licenses seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection at Chicago’s O’Hare airport. In a statement to Just the News, which first reported on Patel’s move to share the declassified records with Senator Chuck Grassley, the FBI director said the documents “include allegations of plans from the CCP to manufacture fake driver’s licenses and ship them into the United States for the purpose of facilitating fraudulent mail-in ballots—allegations which, while substantiated, were abruptly recalled and never disclosed to the public.”
#2 News of Week
An alarming study involving over 2 million participants has confirmed that Covid mRNA “vaccines” cause devastating long-term harm by sabotaging people’s immune systems. The major study found that mRNA injections attack thyroid function, making recipients vulnerable to deadly diseases such as cancer.
The study was led by renowned neurology and radiology experts Drs. Kai-Lun Cheng and Hsiang-Lin Lee, both with Chung Shan Medical University in Taichung, Taiwan. The groundbreaking study was published by Oxford University Press in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism.
They will not publicly mention the pathogenicity of the spike protein because if they did, they would have to admit that the spike protein, the bioweapon, which is in all covid injections – inactivated virus vaccines, viral vector vaccines and as encoded in the mRNA vaccines – is causing the harm that they claim is caused by a covid infection. It is a case of sifting through the propaganda to find the underlying truth within the narrative, rather than being triggered by the words they use. For example, in this case, where there is a reference to “covid infection,” read it as “covid injection.”
If SARS-CoV-2 was released or “leaked” in late 2019 or early 2020 in an attempt to start a pandemic, it was unsuccessful because it did not cause a pandemic and people who were infected experienced seasonal cold or flu-like symptoms. The real pandemic of a variety of diseases and conditions began with the rollout of the so-called covid “vaccines”; in short, it was infection by injection, which has resulted in a pandemic of the vaccinated.
#3 News of Week
Premier Danielle Smith and Premier Scott Moe joined forces in Lloydminster to demand sweeping changes to federal policies they say are hurting their provinces economies. They want Ottawa to stop interfering with provincial resource development.
Smith and Moe are demanding the federal government repeal or overhaul the Impact Assessment Act. They argue it creates barriers to important resource projects and transportation infrastructure.
Member Discussion (4)
THIS WEEKS READ
This Week’s Read
Federal Court dismisses challenge to Prime Minister’s prorogation of Parliament (March 6 2025)JCCF lawyers, on behalf of citizens David MacKinnon and Aris Lavranos, filed a constitutional challenge to Prime Minister Trudeau’s January 6 decision to prorogue Parliament until March 24. The case centred on section 3 of the Charter (effective representation), the rule of law, and parliamentary accountability. Although the court ultimately upheld the prorogation, it confirmed that such executive decisions are reviewable—a significant precedent for future constitutional oversight. ca.news.yahoo.com+3paherald.sk.ca+3en.wikipedia.org+3paherald.sk.ca+2jccf.ca+2jccf.ca+2
Why it matters:
Shows how JCCF is actively challenging executive overreach in Canadian governance.
Highlights Charter protections of democratic process amid crisis—resonating with several justice issues we'll cover in the Zoom call.
Illustrates the practical impact of judicial deference, mootness, and legal accountability—all key topics Mr. Carpay will discuss.
This short JCCF summary you can find here:
Federal Court dismisses challenge to Prime Minister’s decision to prorogue Parliament – JCCF news release, March 6 2025 jccf.ca
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