#c-9

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Cockpit of a US Air Force McDonnell Douglas C-9 Nightingale Flying Hospital

[ireton]

Canada : Liberals announce criminalization of religious belief C-9 AMENDMENT EXPLAINED

[firearm-assigner-general]

Pearl Krabs from SpongeBob SquarePants

Hi-Point C-9

Pearl is a sweet yet persistent daughter to a notoriously stingy father. As such, anything she gets is usually the cheapest option while being serviceable. That's where the Hi-Point C-9 steps in. If the most bang for your buck be something you wish, then it's hard to look past the C-9. Cheap yet reliable, like most her gifts from her father, this firearm fits perfectly for Pearl. Plus the massive size and flat nose work make a great match.

[theartofmany]

Artist: Gui Guimaraes Title: C-9 leg repair “Most recent Illustration for my new series featuring 2 cyber candy girls, C-9 (blue hair) and Nee-lo I plan to make other pieces featuring the same characters so look forward to it! Check my gumroad store for tutorials and freebies: https://gumroad.com/guiguimaraeshope you enjoy“

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Aircraft of the 375th Airlift Wing, Scott AFB, Illinois

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USAF McDonnell Douglas C-9A Nightingale

[arishmarycanada]

Bill C-9 Risks Criminalizing Peaceful Protests in Canada

CCLA firmly believes that people are entitled to live safely in their communities. However, federal Bill C-9 proposes a significant and worrying expansion of Canada’s criminal law. If passed, it would create new offences that make it easier to restrict peaceful protest and protected expression near community, cultural, and religious spaces. These measures are framed as necessary for public safety, even though existing laws — including laws against mischief, intimidation, threats, and harassment — already give police the tools they need to protect people.

This bill risks suppressing constitutionally protected speech and peaceful protests. The new intimidation offence is so broad and vague that it could even prevent workers and members of marginalized communities from protesting outside their own institutions. Additional provisions targeting the display of certain terrorism or hate symbols lack clear safeguards. They could inadvertently criminalize peaceful protesters.

CCLA, after rallying more than 40 other civil society organizations, has urged Parliament to reconsider Bill C-9. We have pointed out that the bill’s adoption could lead to inconsistent enforcement, disproportionately affect marginalized groups, and undermine people’s ability to advocate for their vision of a better world peacefully.

Bill C-9 is now under review by the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights. CCLA is working with our partners to ensure legislators understand these critical risks before the bill advances. Those most affected and who have the most to lose are often shut out of these processes. That is why organizations like CCLA need to exist: so that the people of Canada are not silenced by problematic legislation like this.

[edwardianseafarer]

C deck bibby cabins included a private bath shared with one neighboring cabin. The cabin depicted above most accurately shows the layout of port cabins C-10, 16, 22, 28, 34, 40, 44, but is also a mirror image of starboard cabins C-9, 17, 23, 29, 35.