if the federation doesn’t work for ALL Canadians, then nobody should be surprised to see more and more people look to the example of Quebec.
Oxford student groups wanted events to be more inclusive so that no one would be triggered by the deafening sound of one hand hitting the other.
Muslims by the nature of being Muslims do not stop being everyday citizens. The issues that matter to Canadians in many cases also matter to us with perhaps a caveat here or there.
With the votes counted the results are in, and while lukewarm for most, they certainly don’t look great for the NDP.
With Trudeau acting so cowardly, why would China or anyone else think twice before treating our country like garbage?
The elite not practicing what they preach is killing any momentum of the environmental movement.
An LGBT healthcare professional speaks out about the radical trans movement.
There isn’t a single person in Canada—apart from her mother—who didn’t feel relief when Jessica Yaniv lost her Human Rights Tribunal case.
Edward Snwoden’s interview with Joe Rogan is a disillusioning listen.
Sparked by the reelection of Justin Trudeau, Wexit Facebook pages have grown exponentially. The Facebook group VoteWexit, for example, went from having 73,000 members Tuesday morning to having 217,000 a day later. The site’s website has crashed as well, seemingly from bandwidth issues.
In the case of the radical transgender agenda, compassion has been weaponized to stop us from employing our good sense.
These days, whenever Kickstarter tries to promote a campaign, it is inevitably met with vitriol and Twitter mobs.
Why would CBC have such a fealty for Trudeau? The state broadcaster’s annual $1.1 billion federal subsidy might have something to do with it.
Hog Town, as expected, had a meaningful impact on the way that the federal election played out last night, and the Big Smoke decided to vote overwhelmingly red.
Election 43 leaves Canada severely divided.