The city of Gatineau has sacked Deputy Mayor Nathalie Lemieux for saying “Islamophobia doesn’t exist.”
It's discouraging to see that the decrying of books as well as the promotion of books are both being done based not on the content of the books themselves
The new political division is between the devotion to your own (your own family, your own community, your own people) and the devotion to the many corporate interests which make up globalism.
In an interview, last October, former Prime Minister Stephen Harper ascribed the continued fascination with Marxism to Western academics that relentlessly attempt to advance their revolutionary fantasies.
I think one of the explanations for the rise of identity politics movements is the ascendancy of what is sometimes called post-modern culture.
Canada’s massive pension fund is coming under scrutiny for investing heavily in China amid political tensions and a predicted decline in the growth of its economy.
After more than a decade, a recession is seemingly right around the corner.
This is a question made all the more relevant by the Ontario government’s recent decision to lower tuition fees for colleges and universities by 10% and cut OSAP.
Peter Kent discusses the problems with the federal governments recent media bailout.
The yellow vest movement has seemingly reached Canada.
Canada is actively seeking to leave its arms deal with Saudi Arabia.
Veterans Affairs has refused to pay for an Air Force Captain’s prosthetic leg after she lost her leg and her infant son during an accident on the 401.
Allan Dale is seeking the P.E.I. Progressive Conservative leadership.
"If we have any chance of getting Islander’s votes, we need to shake things up. We need a party that isn’t run by backroom politics and an old boy’s club."