EDITORIAL: War is not the weather, Dominic
Treating global conflict as inevitable primes Canadians to accept bad policy and worse leadership
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Treating global conflict as inevitable primes Canadians to accept bad policy and worse leadership
Billed as a majority French-language debate, the Montreal event delivered barely any French, banned its only French socialist candidate, and proved the NDP is more interested in optics than fixing its historic collapse.
OU Now Accepting Badly-Written Sermons as Research Papers
The MOU builds confusion, delays climate action, and hands Danielle Smith the political theatre she thrives on while Albertans pay the price.
The touring town hall promised free speech and a platform for the unheard. What it delivered was a window into what happens when an MP mistakes validation for listening.
A youth-heavy Conservative rally revealed both the growing appeal of Poilievre's message and how little policy it contains.
A firsthand look at what the “Restore the North” event promised, what it delivered, and what it revealed about the state of political dialogue in Canada.
After my investigation into Daniel Tyrie’s contradictions went viral, he blocked me on X. When I reached out on Instagram for clarification, his response only deepened the hypocrisy at the core of his so-called “heritage” movement.
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.'