Canada: Catholic Insight Magazine legal fees rising from “hate” complaint
The Catholic Register reports:
Catholic Insight magazine has paid $6,000 in legal fees fighting a human rights “hate” complaint, yet no hearing date is in sight . . .
It’s not only the money. De Valk said he and staffer Tony Gosgnach have spent an “enormous amount of time” on the issue since they became aware of the complaint against the magazine a year ago.
“We probably spend three days a week, two people, just keeping up with what’s going on in this,” he said . . .
De Valk admitted “there is vigourous language in some of them” and “strong words” about the homosexual lifestyle, but pointed out each article contained counterbalancing commentary in the Catholic tradition. The articles opposed the agenda of homosexual activists, but “weren’t attacking any individual persons,” he said . . .