In a significant development, the Montreal Archdiocese has agreed to a $14.7 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit that accused the institution of covering up the sexual abuse of children by its priests. The decision marks a turning point in the fight against institutional abuse in the Catholic Church in Quebec and highlights the importance…
Between 2016 and January 31, 2022, at least 31,664 people died by lethal injection in Canada, a number that is likely to increase year over year. The Trudeau government continues to expand eligibility for assisted suicide despite protests from mental health and disability advocacy groups, raising concerns about the impact on vulnerable individuals. Similarly, euthanasia…
As we move into the second quarter of 2023, the Bank of Canada (BoC) has announced its decision to hold interest rates steady amidst cooling inflation and financial turmoil. The decision comes as a response to a series of economic indicators that suggest that the Canadian economy is facing a period of uncertainty and slowing…
Who is Chris Sky? Chris Sky is a well-known figure in Canada, who has gained notoriety for his controversial views and actions during the COVID-19 pandemic. He has been a vocal opponent of government restrictions and mandates, claiming that they infringe on individual rights and freedoms. Sky has been involved in several anti-mask and anti-vaccine…
In the wake of the passing of Ben Ferencz, a prominent Nuremberg prosecutor, the world has lost a pioneering figure in international justice. Ferencz played a key role in the prosecution of Nazi war criminals after World War II, and his legacy continues to inspire and guide the fight for accountability and justice today. In…
