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Review: Black Mirror, season five

Review: Black Mirror, season five

Joseph Fang / Jun 7, 2019

Canadian News, Culture

A Montreal war memorial was vandalized just before D-Day

Today, on the 75th anniversary of D-Day, most of us are taking time to reflect on the brave soldiers who risked their lives for our freedom.

Yanky Pollak / Jun 6, 2019

Culture

Liberals need to respect diversity of opinion on abortion

Clearly pro-lifers and pro-choicers are both welcome in the Conservative Party. And, they have more in common than you might think.

Garnett Genuis / Jun 6, 2019

Culture

YouTube to launch politically correct purge—thousands of users to be removed

YouTube wants you to feel safe in trusting their “authoritative” sources and allies. But what they’re not telling you is that “authoritative” is just code for authoritarian.

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / Jun 5, 2019

Culture

The many faces of modern anti-Semitism

My grandchildren have never known a time, as we did, when synagogue doors did not have guards. The town hall may reveal that additional layers of security will be considered necessary.

Barbara Kay / Jun 4, 2019

Opinion, Culture

The Daily Beast thinks memes are “hoaxes” and those who post them must be punished

What makes this situation more insidious is that Facebook aided and abetted the doxxing by providing The Daily Beast with Brooks’ personal information so that they could further antagonize.

Barrett Wilson / Jun 3, 2019

Culture

Conrad Black highlights Canada’s underappreciated achievements

Canada is underestimated by many of its own citizens and by countries around the world. This perception motivates Conrad Black’s latest book, The Canadian Manifesto.

Peter Copeland / Jun 2, 2019

Opinion, Culture, Politics & Policy

Trudeau’s social media hypocrisy is on full display

Do not trust Justin Trudeau with your social media. Do not let his manipulative rhetoric fool you. The truth is, he can’t wait to shut you up and cash in while doing so.

Barrett Wilson / May 30, 2019

Culture

This writer exposed collusion between Antifa and the media and was mobbed for it

Why is Twitter taking its cues from journalists who this writer has shown to be connected to violent Antifa activists?

Joseph Fang / May 30, 2019

Culture

China's hip-hop scene is an unlikely haven for free speech

It appears that co-opting an art form known to be anti-system and infusing it with "Chinese qualities," as per Xi's directive, may prove trickier than first thought.

Joseph Fang / May 28, 2019

Culture

In a world of sex dolls and robots, ethics are hard to pin down

This isn’t my first visit to the sex doll rodeo. To honour my commitment to bright lines between ironic and serious intent, I hereby give notice that I am now finished having fun with this topic, and am now crossing over to a serious consideration of the issue of sex robots.

Barbara Kay / May 28, 2019

Culture

The cancelled are uncancelling themselves

The cancelled are starting to uncancel themselves. Massey, with his poem, has shown them a path forward. The next artists targeted by the mob can look to “Poem Against Cancellation” and find hope for their creative futures.

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / May 27, 2019

Culture

Naomi Wolf was destroyed by her research bias

Wolf was, in part, done a disservice by her editors, publisher, and their staff for no one having done the due diligence to check this thing out. More importantly, she was done in by her impulse to believe her theory with the support of only the most basic research.

Libby Emmons / May 24, 2019

Culture

We need a free speech revolution

What we really need is a free speech revolution—a movement where everyone feels free to express their opinions without fear of mobbing and shaming. The bad ideas will wither and the good ideas will flourish, and we will all be richer for participating in the conversations that happen along the way.

Barrett Wilson / May 24, 2019

Culture

The digital charter and the death of free speech in Canada

Whenever a government claims to be the protector against “disinformation,” it quite obviously means the information they may not like.

Shane Miller / May 23, 2019

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