At a rally for “trans visibility” in Vancouver, radical trans activists attacked a Canadian father named Chris Elston, prompting the local police to launch an investigation. The Vancouver Police Department (VPD) has made the announcement that they will investigate the attacks that took place at a “Trans Visibility” demonstration against Canadian parent Chris Elston by…
In a world where COVID-19 workplace mandates are becoming increasingly common, one Canadian arbitration case has taken a stand for personal freedom. But, are these mandates truly infringing on individual rights, or are they a necessary step in protecting public health? Dive deeper into the implications of this groundbreaking ruling and what it means for…
In a world where unpredictability seems to be the only constant, being prepared for emergencies is no longer an option– it’s a necessity. Whether it’s natural disasters, power outages, economic downturns, or unexpected accidents, having a proactive approach to handling emergencies can significantly mitigate their impact and ensure the safety and well-being of you and…
The Canadian government has recently made changes to the eligibility criteria for the expungement of criminal convictions related to indecency crimes and abortion. These changes have been made to provide more opportunities for individuals to have their criminal records cleared, thus allowing them to move forward with their lives without the stigma of a criminal…
In a recent turn of events, the Chilliwack Board of Education in British Columbia has taken a notable step by issuing an apology for a contentious meme shared by one of its trustees. The incident has sparked conversations about the intersection of diverse viewpoints, and the board’s response aims to address the concerns raised within…