Canadian Members of Parliament (MPs) serving on a committee investigating public accounts are urging for a thorough examination of the tax records belonging to the Pierre Elliot Trudeau Foundation. Recently, the entire board of the foundation resigned following the emergence of a report that implicated a $200,000 donation allegedly linked to Communist China. In response,…
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs recently defended the province’s decision to review Policy 713, which addresses Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in public schools. Higgs emphasized the importance of parents being informed if their children express a desire to “change” genders. This article explores the ongoing debate surrounding parental consent, the age appropriateness of certain…
Canada’s environment minister, Steven Guilbeault, has issued a warning to Saskatchewan regarding the ban on coal. Failure to comply with the regulations prohibiting the use of coal and gas-fired power beyond 2035 could lead to criminal sanctions. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe had expressed the province’s intent to continue operating their coal-fired plants, prompting questions about…
In a concerning development, Facebook has taken its ongoing battle against conservatives and Christianity to new and bewildering heights. The social media behemoth has now labeled the phrase “Jesus died so you could live” as “hate speech” and subsequently banned it from the platform. This decision raises fundamental questions about freedom of religious expression and…
In this article, we present a compelling case for reopening the abortion debate in Canada, shedding light on the importance of fostering an inclusive and informed dialogue. Our objective is to provide a comprehensive perspective that challenges existing narratives while promoting a respectful exchange of ideas. By addressing the key concerns surrounding this topic, we…