For years, Canadians have been asking themselves a tough question: why does buying a home feel almost impossible? The reality is simple — the housing market is no longer designed for the average worker. It’s increasingly tilted in favor of investors, foreign buyers, and corporate landlords. Homeownership, once the cornerstone of middle-class stability, has become…
What happens when justice turns its back on children? Outrage is erupting across Canada after a British Columbia judge handed a convicted child predator a slap on the wrist — sparing him prison time because his collection of child abuse material was deemed “relatively modest.” Mark Keenan, 54, of Kelowna, admitted to possessing and distributing…
Imagine walking down the street and suddenly being attacked—would the law protect you, or punish you? Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre wants to make sure the answer is clear. This week, he unveiled a bold plan to reform Canada’s Criminal Code, aiming to redefine self-defence in ways that could shake the very foundation of Canadian law….
War isn’t just fought with bombs—it’s waged with strategy, optics, and political survival. And for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Gaza has become the stage for his most dangerous gamble yet. Analysts say Netanyahu is relying on “brinkmanship”—pushing the conflict to its absolute limits in hopes of later claiming victory and cementing his hardline image….
In a shocking escalation of the Israel-Palestine conflict, the Jewish Policy Center (JPC), a conservative think tank, has openly called for bombing Christian churches in Gaza and assassinating pastors who refuse evacuation orders from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). The message is clear: moral boundaries have been discarded in the pursuit of a “Greater Israel.”…