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From the Campaign Trail With Free Speech Martyr Bill Whatcott:

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Raw video, woke people F-bombing and trying to throw Whatcott out of Apartment building and nice photo with David Menzies from Rebel News

Bill with my absolutely, bar none, favourite journalist David, the Menzoid Menzies from Rebel News
Bill and his friend Mark who lost his job with the Toronto Transit Commission for resisting their coercive mask and vaccine mandates during the Covid hysteria and who now has a much more fulfilling and meaningful job driving
This video is from an apartment in the Rosedale part of the University-Rosedale riding where I am running as a Christ centred, conservative, pro-life, pro-gun, pro-heterosexual, federal candidate. Three people in this building did not like my election flyer. Two of them F-bombed me, one videotaped me, and all three demanded I leave the building without sharing my election platform with the other residents who may have been interested in reading my election platform.
I ran into David Menzies on Yorkville Ave close to the Election Canada headquarters. At the 11:25 mark you can see a brief clip of him interviewing me

Dear Friends,

I got out just over 200 election flyers today in the Rosedale neighbourhood of my riding. Most of the door to door leafletting was uneventful and tiring. Even though Rosedale is on the edge of downtown Toronto the properties are large and quite spaced out. More challenging yet, many of the homes are at the top of steep hills and you have to climb lots of steps to get to them. The homes are quite expensive and the neighbourhood is exclusive. In Toronto’s Rosedale neighbourhood homes seem to sell for somewhere between $4 – $7 million dollars.

One gentleman from Rosedale called me to swear at me for putting my election flyer into his mailbox. We actually had a fairly productive 10-15 minute or so conversation after we got past the F-bombs. First he yelled at me that his kids could have seen the flyer. When I told him kids are harmed by abortion then he challenged me that early abortions don’t look like my picture. I told him my photo is a perfectly legal abortion in Canada of a baby murdered at 24 weeks gestation.

Somehow we then got into an argument about the existance of God and he concluded I was nuts and going to lose the election because I believed in God. Seeing as God created him, me, and the world that we live in, I countered the most sane position to take is that God is real and He created us. From there we got back to being triggered about my election flyer. I told him NDP flyers trigger me and in a free society I have to deal with it. The fellow then really swore and to my surprise agreed with me and starting going on about the NDP convention being a “total freak show.”

Adrienne Smith moderator of the recent NDP convention that became an internationally famous gong show

Well, even if the guy doesn’t believe murdering babies is wrong, and fails to recognize God created him, at least he has enough sense to know the NDP is full of woke, gender confused, dysfunctionals. I went on about the NDP carrying on about pronouns and ignoring actual issues harming Canadians, like Alberta not being able to develop its energy resources and how we could have rescued Europe and Asia from the economic carnage those two continents are facing due to the Straight of Hormuz being shut down by Iran, and how we could have prospered immensely as a nation, but sadly we have 2.5 million Canadians using food banks and were are not even in the discussion on international energy security, as we have no infrastructure to sell our oil and Carney is still talking nonsense about “decarbonized oil” and not actually allowing any oil sands projects or pipelines to be built. The fellow finished with “William you and I agree on economic issues” and with that we bid eachother goodnight.

Anyways, Lord willing I will be electioneering on the University of Toronto campus on Tuesday and in west end neighbourhoods in my riding tomorrow. Please pray for God’s protection and success for my election campaign. Voting day is April 13th…..

In Christ’s Service, Bill Whatcott

  • Access to apartment, condo and co-operative buildings
  • https://www.elections.on.ca/en/political-entities-in-ontario/canvassers-and-surveys.html#accordion31
  • Candidates and authorized canvassers are only entitled to access multiple residence buildings from the day the writs are issued to election day:
  • Access is limited to between 9 AM and 9 PM, from Monday to Friday, or between 9 AM and 6 PM on a Saturday or Sunday.
  • At least one person seeking access must be at least 18 years of age.
  • Every person seeking access must, on request, provide valid identification.
  • Every person seeking access who is not a candidate must, on request, provide a valid Canvasser Authorization Form (Form F0436) from the candidate.

To help with my Christ Centred, pro-life, pro-gun, pro-animal eaters rights, pro-heterosexual election campaign an e-transfer can be made to my official agent and he will issue you a tax receipt (for Canadian residents only): billwhatcott.2026@gmail.com

For those who want to know more about my upcoming, double jeopardy (I was acquitted once already) hate crime trial, which will be going from May 25-June 13, 2026 and to help with my living expenses while I am stuck here in Toronto the most expensive city in Canada (my room rent (shared kitchen with 3 other people) is $1400 a month) https://www.lifefunder.com/whatcott/

“Blessed are you when others revile you and persecute you and utter all kinds of evil against you falsely on my account.  Rejoice and be glad, for your reward is great in heaven, for so they persecuted the prophets who were before you.” Matthew 5: 11,12

Peterborough police won’t ticket cast & crew of CBC show for handshakes, laughter

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Peterborough police won’t ticket cast & crew of CBC show for handshakes, laughter

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We recently returned to the lovely little city of Peterborough, Ont., where the local constabulary take a very dim view of any sort of merriment in this day and age of COVID-19. You might recall our previous trip to Peterborough in April. We were there to cover an anti-lockdown protest staged at Confederation Square.

Shamefully, speakers such as PPC leader Maxime Bernier and Ontario MPP Randy Hillier were issued tickets by the Peterborough cops for… well, um, that’s a very good question. Last time we checked, freedom of speech and freedom of assembly were still enshrined rights in Canada — even during a pandemic. Heck, just ask the Peterborough police, whose members took a knee at this very same square last summer in solidarity with Black Lives Matter.

Yes, it’s all so very confusing, isn’t it?

And get this: several weeks after the Peterborough anti-lockdown event, I was served with a summons at my personal residence. Which is odd, given that I was not an organizer nor a speaker nor even an attendee. I was just there as a journalist covering the proceedings, and again, last time I checked, freedom of the press was still a thing in Canada — even during a pandemic.

But things went from odd to downright bat-shite surreal when I was later served disclosure, where the “evidence” of my crimes was duly noted. Which is to say, Staff Sgt. Dan Maclean noted that I had been spotted “shaking hands” and — wait for it — “laughing” on several occasions. Heck, Staff Sgt. Maclean even provided photographic evidence of my hand-shaking and laughing crimes against humanity. He even submitted my driving abstract.

Did you know, folks, that back in 1981 I was nabbed for doing 60 km/h in a 50 km/h zone? Oh, the humanity!

In any event, we thought we would drop by to check out the filming of a Murdoch Mysteries episode in Peterborough.

Alas, given that this is a CBC show, I’ve never seen a single episode, but I’m told that it takes place in Toronto in the 1890s. Ah, the 1890s! A time when shops were actually open in good ol’ Hogtown and a patron could enter such shops without having to don a face-diaper.

Anyway, we have it on good authority that the script called for some of the actors to actually shake hands. And laugh. And we certainly saw outbursts of laughter by the crew members on site — along with a few raised middle fingers aimed at me and my cameraman, Syd. All of which is very odd, given that Murdoch Mysteries is a CBC production, which means Syd and I and millions of other Canadians are involuntarily funding this show via our tax dollars. So, when you think of it, we are actually stakeholders, not interlopers. But I digress…

In any event, we felt it was our civic duty to reimagine ourselves as a couple of COVID-Karens and rat out this production to the cops. I mean, hand-shaking? Laughing? That’s super-spreader stuff according to the Peterborough Police Service, isn’t it?

But alas, the Peterborough cops would not come to the set to issue tickets or even investigate. Gee, maybe they’re fans of Murdoch Mysteries? It is a show about law enforcement, after all…

Bottom line: yet again, when it comes to COVID crimes, it would appear that it is one law for thee, one law for me.

Golly, just where is Detective William Murdoch of the Toronto Constabulary when you really need him?

Pro-Lockdown Thug Smashes Rebel News Reporter David Menzies’ Microphone During Disruption of Peaceful END THE LOCKDOWN Rally in Aylmer, Ontario

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Pro-Lockdown Thug Smashes Rebel News Reporter David Menzies’ Microphone During Disruption of Peaceful END THE LOCKDOWN Rally in Aylmer, Ontario



Another day, another anti-lockdown protest. When will our public officials listen to the concerns of their people?

Last Saturday, I attended the “Freedom March” in Aylmer, Ontario, a town of 7,500 people, just a stone’s throw from London and home to Church of God Pastor Henry Hildebrandt — the courageous pastor who defied lockdown orders at the start of the pandemic to host drive-in sermons.

 By some reports, nearly 2,000 people participated in the rally, while small groups of counter-protesters lined the streets to greet the freedom fighters as they marched through town.

 One week before the protest, Aylmer Mayor Mary French declared a state of emergency in anticipation that the protesters would cause civil unrest — presumably acting on the advice of her “pre-crimes” investigations unit. Perhaps Mayor French’s hunch was correct.

You see, despite being a joyous and mostly peaceful event, a handful of counter-protesters tried to disrupt the rally.  We encountered one hooligan who spouted death threats while another decided to smash my microphone out of my hand!

The police saw the whole thing yet they let him walk away!We’re still looking for my assailant, and we’re offering a $500 reward at FindTheThug.com to the first person that can help us identify him.

 Clear here to watch my full report. It’s a perverse irony that the people supporting the lockdowns claim they want to protect public health, yet they are often the first ones to threaten, intimidate, attack, and defame anyone questioning the supposed wisdom of our public officials.  Are they really in support of public health, or are they just enjoying what little bit of power is afforded to them by our newfound health dictatorship? 

Yours truly, David Menzies 

P.S.It’s shocking how often peaceful protests like this attract violent individuals, and worse yet, how reluctant the police are to get involved. That’s why we like to hire bodyguards and take legal actions against anyone that lays their hands on our reporters. But taking these measures is very expensive, and that’s why we rely on our viewers to help us crowdfund our security and lawyer fees. To lend your support with a donation, please click here or visit www.JournalistDefenceFund.com. Thank you.

Masks on kindergarteners cause “more harm than good”: Ontario parents protest school board decision

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Masks on kindergarteners cause “more harm than good”: Ontario parents protest school board decision

Would Jesus wear a mask?

Recently, parents and allies protested outside of Oakville (Ontario) Town Hall to stage their opposition to the Halton Catholic District School Board’s proposal push ahead with its mandatory face mask rule for all students (including junior kindergarten.)

When classes resumed earlier this month, the provincial government mandated that students in Grades 4 and up were required to wear non-medical masks; however, individual school boards, if they had the approval of the local public health authority, could extend the mandatory mask rule to cover other grades as well.

Some parents in the Halton Catholic District School Board wanted the board to simply comply with the provincial guidelines (Grades 4 and up.) They allege that the Halton Public Health Unit has merely acknowledged the request of the Halton Catholic District School Board, as opposed to approving the request.

Many parents are unhappy about the mandatory masking measure for all students.

Among their arguments:

  • Young people are by far the most resilient to the Wuhan virus. In Ontario, so far only one person under 20 has died (and that person had serious health complications) so why target this demographic as opposed to those who are most at risk (namely, the elderly residing at long-term care facilities?)
  • Some young people have their breathing compromised by wearing masks, thereby wearing masks actually do more harm than good
  • There is no hard scientific evidence indicating that wearing a non-medical mask makes anyone more resilient to the virus
  • If wearing a mask is a prudent idea, why have masks never been a requirement during flu season, given that influenza is extremely contagious and potentially deadly?