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Canada: Charlie Kirk called martyr at Winnipeg vigil praising his unapologetic conservatism, love of freedom

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Like the U.S., Canada has had its share of crazy, murder-minded leftists who were celebrating the public execution of Charlie Kirk, including a drag queen teacher and a University of Toronto professor. Nonetheless, Canada also has its patriots. Several vigils are being held across Canada, an encouraging sign in a country that has had a hard-left government for over a decade, and where a journalist was threatened with five years in prison for reporting on a Liberal Party of Canada candidate for Parliament.

Charlie Kirk gave his assessment of Canada about a year ago:

One particularly notable vigil was in Winnipeg, where Kirk was called a martyr, and his Christian values were celebrated.

Darkened souls, be forewarned: Marco Rubio has announced that “America will not host foreigners who celebrate the death of our fellow citizens”:

Trump has also announced his intention to designate Antifa a terrorist organization:

Canadian Antifa, beware!

“Charlie Kirk called martyr at Winnipeg vigil for slain U.S. conservative activist,” CBC News, September 17, 2025:

A mass of people held candles and recited prayers as they gathered at the front steps of the Manitoba Legislative Building Tuesday evening to honour the life of Charlie Kirk, calling him a martyr.

The 31-year-old American conservative activist was shot during a speaking event at a Utah university on Sept. 10.

Those who gathered Tuesday night praised Kirk for his advocacy for his values.

“Dear Father, we stand before you in remembrance and honour of our martyr Charlie Kirk, who was taken from us while spreading the word of God,” said Collin Watson, a former People’s Party of Canada candidate, who gave the opening prayer.

The crowd — an estimated 1,500 people, legislature security staff said — held up signs declaring support for Kirk and his values, and some wrapped themselves in American and Canadian flags as they listened to speakers recite Bible verses.

Chants of “Charlie! Charlie! Charlie!” preceded a minute of silence. The crowd also sang Amazing Grace and the U.S. anthem at another point.

David Zacharias, who wore a T-shirt that said, “We Are All Charlie Kirk Now,” drew cheers and applause as he said Kirk’s legacy has been called by some equal to the late Billy Graham and Martin Luther King, Jr., both of whom were preachers.

Zacharias also lauded Kirk’s “no-holds-barred, unapologetically conservative, freedom-loving point of view” and called him Americas’s hardest-working grassroots activist.

Kirk had more than 10 million followers on Instagram, and used his popularity to debate people on all kinds of issues, from immigration to abortion.

He co-founded the conservative organization Turning Point USA in 2012, a key force in building support among younger voters for U.S. President Donald Trump and his MAGA movement, published a range of books and hosted The Charlie Kirk Show, a talk radio program……

Comments

  1. Charlie gave a good answer, but mine would have been different. I would have said that I’d

    ⮞ Introduce the US first 2 Amendments to Canada
    ⮞ End the waves of immigration, particularly from Third World countries

    Charlie may or may not have been aware of the Khalistan issue, but I’d also have mentioned that I’d deport every Khalistan supporter back to India, particularly the ones wanted there

  2. Just when I thought there were none, it appears there are still clear-thinking and decent human beings left in Canada. May they be the not-so-silent majority in the very near future.

  3. It is important to understand that more Canadians voted Conservative (33.4%) than for the current Liberal government (33.1%).

  4. Canada: Charlie Kirk called martyr at Winnipeg vigil praising his unapologetic conservatism, love of freedom
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    Good to hear!

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