Now, the tables have turned, and it’s a real battle for the soul of our country.
It’s not surprising that South Park recently spoofed one of the most absurd things to come down the pike of late—trans women in women’s sports.
Some public schools in B.C. are still forcing students to practice religious rituals.
The difference between Justin Trudeau and Andrew Scheer is in style, not in substance.
Don Cherry’s defenestration carries with it all the great features of the perfect cancelling.
There is a cancer on our campuses and the McGill Daily is one big reason why it is metastasizing.
Diversity can only be Canada’s strength if we share common core values. That was what an 85-year-old Don Cherry, albeit poorly, was attempting to point out.
Don Cherry speaking his mind, something not many Canadians do, has started a national conversation.
A tech company just released a fake campaign video that shows Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn endorsing each other for U.K. Prime Minister.
A daughter of an immigrant family explains why she doesn’t think Don Cherry’s “you people” comment was offensive or racist.
The problem here is that children are being told lies to uphold adult desires.
Don Cherry was trying to make a point about loving our country. By giving in to the outrage mobs, Sportsnet has disgraced themselves.
Good debates need “clash”, something Canada’s Parliament is sorely lacking these days.
A lot of the outrage over Don Cherry’s ham-fisted comments seem to depend on what people already thought of the man.
It makes no sense fighting among age groups when ultra-wealthy elites are the real people to blame.