The Tyranny of Nice: How Canada Crushes Freedom in the Name of Human Rights (And Why It Matters to Americans)

An alarming proportion of the Dominion's "media workers" seem relatively relaxed about playing the role of eunuchs to the Trudeauplan sultans. The two authors of this book are happy exceptions to the trend. Pete Vere is one of the few working reporters with a nose for this story, even if too many of his dispatches have had to be published south of the border. And Kathy Shaidle is one of the great virtuoso polemicists of our day: If the "human rights" racketeers get their way, she'll be unpublishable in her own country.
Contents:

Introduction by Mark Steyn
1. A Turning Point for Canadians (And a warning for Americans)
2. Ezra Levant and the "Mohammed" Cartoons
3. Mark Steyn. MacLean's and Mohammed Elmasry
4. A tale of two pastors: Limiting the free exercise of religion
5. Under the radar: The case nobody knew about
6. Canada's Human Rights Commission: A Legacy of Hate and Mistrust
Appendix 1. Battle of Khartoon
Appendix 2. The complaint against MacLean's