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Is a perfect class size the magic to student learning?

Spoiler: The unions want you to think so.

Sabrina Zuniga PhD. / Mar 9, 2019

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Mathieu Bock-Côté: a Québécois conservatism

Bock-Cote was – and continues to be – in favour of a nationalism that attaches culture, history, language, and religion to the idea of national identity.

Josh Nahmias / Mar 7, 2019

Culture

After Rogan podcast, Twitter has a genuine opportunity to reject censorship

Twitter has an opportunity to help unite a politically divided nation. To move toward that goal, however, they will have to heed Pool’s and Rogan’s advice to break out of their own ideological bubble.

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / Mar 6, 2019

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The culture wars come for the writers

“Where I get nervous is when people get denounced for saying things that make people feel uncomfortable or denounced for not having the right to express something because they are not from the background which should be expressing it.”

Diana Davison / Mar 6, 2019

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The Guardian tries to smear Morrissey. Here’s why it won’t work

The Guardian’s smear of Morrissey was just one of many to appear over the last few years in the mainstream media. The hit pieces keep coming. But they never work. He’s too seminal, too necessary, too good.

Joseph Fang / Mar 2, 2019

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Five ways Canada can confront radical Islam,while also combatting the disturbing rise in hate towards our Muslim citizens

The federal government has failed to protect our country from the threat of radical Islamism, and they’ve failed to protect Canadian Muslims from violence.

Spencer Fernando / Mar 2, 2019

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Genuis: Alternative history, the failures of communism, and the success of Taiwan

Taiwan is, in that sense, a living and breathing alternative history. It is China without communism – what China would have been if the civil war had gone differently.

Garnett Genuis / Mar 2, 2019

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Magical Thinking and the Narcissism of Small(ish) Differences: Fatal Flaws in the Regressive Left

Field researchers from another planet might be hard pressed to distinguish social justice warriors from their rational liberal counterparts in the wild.

Richard Pallardy / Feb 27, 2019

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AFN failing to represent First Nations' best interests with Trudeau's new Indigenous skills program

Many grassroots and respected Indigenous leaders across the country have felt that the Assembly of First Nations does not always serve the best interests of First Nations countrywide.

Travis Gladue-Beauregard / Feb 25, 2019

Culture

The day the mob came for John Wayne

As The Duke himself once said, “Life is tough, but it's tougher when you're stupid.”

Barrett Wilson / Feb 20, 2019

Culture

The Rise of the Rabble-Rousers and the Assault on Reason

Portraying herself as a warrior for conservatism while doing all she can to sabotage it, Candace Owens is the right’s answer to people like Matthew Sears on the left. Her brand can be summarized as one of uninformed statements, unabashed hypocrisy, and opportunism.

Shane Miller / Feb 18, 2019

Culture

RuPaul's show proves that identity politics is a drag

I went to a gay bar with my girlfriend on Friday and watched the finale of RuPaul's Drag Race. It was a drag.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Feb 18, 2019

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Jody Wilson-Raybould's father says Butts resignation is a case of "trying to keep reputation clean"

"The reality is that we seem to be getting closer to the Emperor and he doesn't seem to have any clothes on," said Wilson on the resignation.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Feb 18, 2019

Culture

Who's afraid of sex differences? Not these women

Men are not better than women; women are not better than men. Women and men are different; men and women are equal. Let's stop being afraid of ourselves.

Joseph Fang / Feb 18, 2019

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Persecuted religious minorities reveal flaws in global immigration systems

In spite of the overwhelming evidence proving this reality, persecution against minorities like Christians in Muslim countries is still ignored or even blatantly denied.

Natalie Hilder / Feb 13, 2019

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