"That doesn't apply here tho because" . . . because the Charter of Rights doesn't apply to actions between the Globe and Mail and its readers.

The Globe and Mail tells readers that comments infringing their long-standing set of Community Guidelines may be deleted and in extreme cases, the commenter may be banned.  As a private enterprise, they have every right to do so.

And Chief Justice Brian Dickson never said - even in the public sphere where the Charter applied - that political discourse should never, ever, be censored.  In fact, he wrote the decision in Keegra, upholding the hate speech provisions of the Criminal Code (Keegra had been convicted for his anti-semitic teaching.)

Other than that, much of your comment is correct.   Oh wait, no it isn't.