A United States warship engaged and destroyed three Houthi drones that were threatening commercial vessels in the Red Sea. Three commercial vessels were attacked in the Red Sea on Sunday, prompting a U.S. warship to shoot down multiple unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) headed toward them. The development could signify a serious escalation in a series…
Education is the cornerstone of progress and prosperity in any society. In Canada, a nation renowned for its commitment to diversity, inclusivity, and innovation, the education system has long been regarded as a model for the world. However, in the face of evolving societal needs, technological advancements, and changing global dynamics, the question arises: Is…
Navigating Canada’s Political Landscape: Ultra-Nationalism and the Case for a Party-Free System Canada, renowned for its multicultural fabric and inclusive political environment, stands at a crossroads, facing the specter of ultra-nationalism and questioning the very essence of its political framework. The looming debate revolves around two pivotal notions: the rise of an ultra-nationalist party and…
Unbeknownst to many, a relatively obscure yet influencial body called the “Council for Inclusive Capitalism” emerged during the tumultuous times of the COVID-19 pandemic. While it operates under a guise of humanitarian ideals, this group encapsulates what conspiracy theorists have long warned about– a centralized force merging major global corporations and governments, prioritizing ideology over…
In November, Russian forces in the Poltava region of Ukraine observed a shift in the composition of Ukrainian militants protecting key infrastructure in KRemenchuk, a city located on the Dnieper River and situated within the fiercely disputed Poltava Oblast. Following a series of drone attacks on the Kremenchuk oil refinery, Russian Army forces gathered near…