The Canada Consumer Protection Act is back with a new name. On Wednesday, June 9th, Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq introduced Bill C-36, replacing the defeated Bill C-6. Bill C-36 is a proposed “modernization” of the Consumer Protection Act which will give government inspectors and agents more powers and consequently remove rights and freedoms from individual
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Health Empowerment News with Croft Woodruff – Episode 11
Bill C-6 and Natural Health Product Regulations
This week on Health Empowerment News Croft and Andrew talk about Bill C-6 and Natural Health Product Regulations in Canada.
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Please send the link to these instructions to every Canadian you know!
http://www.foodsarenotdrugs.com/uncategorized/stop-bill-c-6-made-easy.php
Check out this site:
http://www.faxthegovernment.ca
It lets you send emails and web-faxes about Bill C-6 right from the website, to the desk of the Senators who are currently reviewing this draconian legislation. The site makes it so simple to fax or email (in about
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Health Empowerment News with Croft Woodruff – Episode 6
“The Swine Flu Body Bag Fiasco, Bill C-6 and Corporate Front Groups”
This week on Health Empowerment News, Croft and Andrew talk about the Swine Flu ( H1N1 ) Body Bag fiasco and Health Canada’s response. Bill C-6 is currently
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Foods are NOT Drugs started as a podcast in response to the Conservative Government of Canada proposing changes to the Food and Drug Act. This Bill (Bill C-51) proposed a number of alarming changes to the system which represented a move away from the “rule of law” and shifting power away from the courts to
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