Opinion

Opinion, Culture, Politics & Policy

We need to stop normalizing assault on Trump supporters

There’s something deeply wrong with our culture when it becomes unsurprising to scroll past yet another person in a MAGA hat being accosted or assaulted.

Blaire White / Dec 16, 2019

Opinion, Culture, International News

PewDiePie deactivates his Twitter account

YouTube personality PewDiePie has apparently deactivated his Twitter account, stating that he “doesn’t like the constant posturing that goes on there.”

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / Dec 16, 2019

Opinion, Culture

Exploring the phenomenon of the social justice Jewish warrior

The desire of progressive Jews to pound the square peg of universalism into the round hole of particularism would be funny if it were not so pathetic.

Barbara Kay / Dec 16, 2019

Opinion, News Analysis

Toronto’s first 50 automated speed enforcement signs unveiled

Get ready poor drivers, getting away it just got harder in Toronto.

Ali Taghva / Dec 16, 2019

Opinion

Ontario landlords aren’t the problem, the Landlord and Tenant Board is

The Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board is not helping evict nightmare tenants fast enough, which in turn is raising the cost of rent for everyone.

Adam Kitchener / Dec 15, 2019

Opinion, International News

Greta Thunberg busted for misleading public about her train voyage

Like Corbyn, Thunberg seems to thrive on pointing out faults in our society, And like Corbyn, Thunberg is willing to bend the truth to suit her agenda.

Kathrine Jebsen Moore / Dec 15, 2019

Canadian News, Opinion, Politics & Policy

The next Conservative leader must be strong enough to defeat weak, hypocritical Trudeau

There’s something the next leader must have to achieve success: an understanding of the dark side of human nature.

Spencer Fernando / Dec 15, 2019

Opinion

Self-praise won’t relaunch our economy—free enterprise will

Justin Trudeau’s self-congratulatory pats on the back for vainglorious accomplishments will do nothing to get Canada’s economy running at full steam again.

Pierre Poilievre / Dec 14, 2019

Opinion, Culture

What the hell happened to the Columbia Journalism Review?

CJR’s latest attack on Lehmann and Quillette only solidifies their current status as another hack rag that fell from grace in the woke era.

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / Dec 14, 2019

Opinion, Culture, Business & Finance

British business offers workers ‘hangover days’

A British business gives it workers “hangover days” which allows them to stay home when they’ve knocked back a few too many.

Quinn Patrick / Dec 13, 2019

Opinion, Culture

Democracy is alive and well despite the media’s best efforts

The woke left will blame social media, TERFS, disinformation, racism, Islamophobia, fascism, and Facebook for their political defeats.

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / Dec 13, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Five things Canadian politicians will say before they waste your money

Canadian politicians have certain cliché lines they use to try to excuse their overspending of taxpayer’s money.

Jasmine Moulton / Dec 13, 2019

Opinion

Ford government allows booze in Toronto airports 24/7

The Ford government has passed a bill making it possible for vendors in the airports to serve drinks at any time of the day.

Barrett Wilson / Dec 13, 2019

Opinion, Culture

Conservatives must continue Scheer’s tough approach on China

Canada already has one political party that is selling us out to the communist state. We can’t afford another.

Spencer Fernando / Dec 13, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

CBC should focus on Canadian content, not selling corporate products

The state broadcaster continues to use government subsidized reach to bring corporate messaging to your doors.

Ali Taghva / Dec 13, 2019

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