ADAMS: Why Michelle Rempel Garner has it wrong on Jus Soli
Rempel Garner’s proposal to end birthright citizenship misunderstands both the principle of equality before the law and the very purpose of Canadian citizenship itself.
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Rempel Garner’s proposal to end birthright citizenship misunderstands both the principle of equality before the law and the very purpose of Canadian citizenship itself.
The Dominion Society leader talks about defending Canadian tradition, but his own history, contradictions, and double standards tell a very different story.
Bill C-9’s sweeping new powers could chill debate, punish dissent, and undermine Charter-protected rights.
Market-style management is eroding the core values of Canada's public healthcare system, prioritizing budgets over patients.'
Emotional blackmail is not debate. Free speech means defending the right to criticize Israel without being smeared as a terrorist.
In 2025, reconciliation remains a broken promise while Indigenous communities still fight for basic human rights.
I've applied everywhere, from fast food joints to retail counters, for three years. The real problem is the political aristocracy that has broken the job market.
Rules designed to “ensure diversity” will crush authentic voices, sideline workers, and keep outsiders off the ballot.
Meeting Bonnie Crombie showed me why her approach won't work for the province's future—and why it's time we try something new.
Hijacking Pride for unrelated struggles undermines its purpose.