Some Canadian newspapers have a pretty restrictive idea of freedom of speech.
During the front page coverage, there were lengthy quotations from such outspoken enemies of free speech as Bernie Farber of the Canadian Jewish Congress and a Prof. Thomas Kuttner of the University of New Brunswick. Free speechers have become used to the twin phenomena of harassment from the dark forces of bigotry and political censorship and the swinish cowardice of certain hotel owners who treat a contract with utter contempt. After all this publicity, C-FAR thought it might be a good idea to offer the people of New Brunswick the chance to buy a tape of Fromm's speech and hear for themselves what the forces of ignorance and censorship had not wanted them to hear. Accordingly, the following ad was submitted to the Telegraph Journal and initially accepted for publication April 23 and 24. Vancouver journalist shows how Parliament imposed radical changes in immigration against the will of the overwhelming majority of Canadians.