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Canadian News, Opinion

WATCH: Trudeau grilled by journalists his attorney general tried to block from debate

A journalist asked Trudeau questions that the parliamentary press gallery would not. Today was a great day for Canadian democracy and press freedom.

Ali Taghva / Oct 7, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Parliamentary Press Gallery has double standard on media “advocacy”

If Mr. Lafrance is correct in his assessment of True North and Rebel News, then these two media outlets would fit in well with many of the Press Gallery’s existing members, which advocate openly and actively for causes, perspectives and ideologies.

John Carpay / Oct 7, 2019

Opinion, Culture

From Gary Glitter to the Incel Rebellion, here’s how the Joker movie is the subject of controversy

Joker hit theatres with a bang, and folks have found a variety of ways to be upset with the film that was predetermined to be controversial from its inception.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Oct 7, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Why I’m voting NDP

On October 21st, I’ll be voting NDP.

Rhett Dumonceau / Oct 6, 2019

Canadian News, Opinion, Politics & Policy

Green Party Leader Elizabeth May is probably still a U.S. citizen too

Despite a flurry of media interest in the recently-revealed U.S. citizenship of Conservative leader Andrew Scheer, far less interest has been given to the ambiguous citizenship of another federal party leader — Green Party leader Elizabeth May.

Graeme Gordon / Oct 6, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Whoever wins the election will inherit a brutally divided nation

This has been the most divisive election in recent memory. Whoever wins the election will inherit a brutally divided nation.

Spencer Fernando / Oct 6, 2019

Opinion, Culture

Why does The New York Times want you to have less free speech?

The New York Times is free to rail against free speech, but it is unwise. Free speech is a sacred right that, once taken away, is impossible to get back

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / Oct 4, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Canada doesn’t need Communist China apologists

If someone wants to live in Communist China, get on a damn plane and go live there, don’t bring that authoritarian garbage mindset into our country.

Spencer Fernando / Oct 4, 2019

Opinion, Culture

The deification of Greta Thunberg shows our culture at peak panic

Sixteen-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has been likened to Joan of Arc, and a Church in Sweden calls her a “successor” to Jesus Christ.

Barbara Kay / Oct 4, 2019

Opinion, Culture

Banksy’s new painting is just “Dogs Playing Poker” for ageing hipsters

In fact, “Devolved Parliament” has more in common with “Dogs Playing Poker” by C.M. Coolidge than other profit-record breaking paintings sold

Libby Emmons / Oct 4, 2019

Canadian News, Opinion, News, Culture

Louis C.K. wasn’t sorry enough for the woke kids, but it doesn’t matter anymore

C.K., the comedic legend who was seemingly banished from society for his “Me Too” was greeted with roaring applause from the Toronto crowd.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Oct 3, 2019

Opinion, Culture

Brandt Jean’s forgiveness of his brother’s killer shows the way to redemption culture

Forgiveness, when it seems impossible, is exactly what we need to practice if we ever want to establish a redemption culture.

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson / Oct 3, 2019

Canadian News, Opinion

HYPOCRISY: Trudeau climate-friendly campaign uses two planes

Justin Trudeau has been secretly travelling the country with not one but two planes—one for himself and the press and one for his baggage.

Ali Taghva / Oct 3, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Conservative plan to cut foreign aid is something all Canadians can support

Andrew Scheer’s announcement that a Conservative government would cut foreign aid by 25% has been met with the usual wailing and gnashing of teeth by the out-of-touch elites.

Spencer Fernando / Oct 2, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Defining the issue: Ballot box questions going way of dodo bird

This Canadian federal election has not had any defining issues because there’s no cohesive media consumed by citizens.

John Penner / Oct 2, 2019

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