In recent political history, a resounding victory for social conservatism has emerged through the powerful backlash against Bud Light’s choice to feature transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney as a brand ambassador. This boycott has showcased its strength and influence, leaving a significant mark on the beverage industry. As we delve into the repercussions of this decision,…
Who would have thought that more vaccines for infants could lead to higher childhood mortality rates? It’s almost as surprising as discovering that eating vegetables might make you less healthy. But hey, jokes aside, this study has certainly given us food for thought. While we can’t deny the importance of vaccinations in preventing deadly diseases,…
The Trudeau government’s newly passed internet regulation law, Bill C-18, has triggered a significant blow to Canadians’ access to news on Facebook and Instagram. Meta, the parent company of these platforms, has taken measures to permanently block news content for Canadian users. This article delves into the implications of Bill C-18 and its impact on…
Well, folks, it seems like defending yourself and your loved ones in the Great White North isn’t as simple as saying “abracadabra.” While Canadians don’t have the magical Second Amendment to rely on, they do have a quirky combo of the Criminal Code and a PAL License, making the right to self-defense a fun little…
Oh, bravo, “Harmony in Diversity Inc.,” bravo! You managed to bag government contracts while inadvertently causing a Toronto principal’s untimely demise. Your act of balancing diversity and tragedy deserves a standing ovation, or perhaps a standing lawsuit. Who knew that promoting inclusivity could lead to such dramatic consequences? But fear not, the show must go…