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Social justice has turned men into manboys

Gone are the days of Humphrey Bogart, slick cigarette and steely stare, smoke curling into greased back hair. The new heirs to the throne of masculinity are more suited to high chairs.

Libby Emmons / Dec 4, 2019

Opinion, Culture

How to stage a study: The transgender lobby in British academia

An enormous amount of money has been thrown at academics who are using public funds for political activism within a dishonestly formulated project.

Julian Vigo / Dec 4, 2019

Canadian News, News

Trudeau experiences making fun of Trump differently

Trudeau said he was recounting getting held up by Trump’s impromptu and extended press conference when asked about being caught on a hot mic.

Jason Unrau / Dec 4, 2019

Canadian News, News

Study finds Albertan students ‘best in Canada’ at science and reading

Alberta also ranked second in math scores in the country, behind only Quebec.

Sam Edwards / Dec 4, 2019

Canadian News

Ontario teachers go on strike, despite concessions

Ontario public high schools across the province are closed today as teachers go on strike.

Nico Johnson / Dec 4, 2019

Canadian News, News

Man who killed himself on Alberta Legislature was a veteran

The man who committed suicide on the steps of the Alberta legislature on Monday was “a quiet man who would help anybody in need,” his family told CBC.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Dec 4, 2019

Technology, Business & Finance

Canadian tech founder starts “venture builder” for Prairies

Western Canada has a new group dedicated to helping founders with disruptive ideas go big without leaving the area.

Ali Taghva / Dec 4, 2019

Canadian News, News, American News

WATCH: Trump calls Trudeau ‘two-faced’ in response to PM caught talking about POTUS to world leaders

US President Donald Trump responded to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau caught on a hot mic talking about Trump with other world leaders.

Graeme Gordon / Dec 4, 2019

Canadian News

Five children in critical condition after Alberta school bus crash

Five students are still in critical condition following a collision between a crane and a school bus in Smoky Lake, Alberta Monday morning.

Quinn Patrick / Dec 3, 2019

Canadian News, News

Canada ‘slightly delinquent’ on alliance military spend, cracks ‘payment plan’ joke: Trump-Trudeau at NATO talks London

Trump quipped that “maybe we’ll put Canada on a payment plan” in answer to a question about whether Canada should have to meet the two percent target.

Jason Unrau / Dec 3, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Liberals allowed Trudeau’s extensive history of blackface define Canada

The Prime Minister wore blackface more times than he could keep count and Liberals clearly don’t care.

Ali Taghva / Dec 3, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

The Conservatives will have to decide whether they’re a pro-establishment or anti-establishment party

Sooner or later, the Conservatives will have to decide whether they’re a pro-establishment or anti-establishment party.

Spencer Fernando / Dec 3, 2019

Opinion, Culture

International Disability Day: Surviving the earthquake in Haiti

For International Disability Day I would like to share part of my story of being someone with Cerebral Palsy and being in Haiti when the devastating 2010 earthquake hit.

Owen Spears / Dec 3, 2019

Opinion, Culture

Consent culture is turning romance into a bureaucracy

Speak with an open and loving heart. Don’t let romance be carried off by paperwork and rules of wokeness.

Libby Emmons / Dec 3, 2019

Canadian News

Quebec politician says that you should be able to commit suicide if you’re worried about climate change

The Quebec politician Luc Ferrandez has suggested that euthanasia should be extended to those who are worried about climate change.

Nico Johnson / Dec 3, 2019

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