In a recent turn of events, Princeton University bioethics teacher Peter Singer is making headings by challenging social standards, asserting that zoophilia needs to be “morally permissible.” This questionable stance is presented in a thought-provoking journal short article that Singer shared on social media, requiring an open dialogue on animal and sexual principles. Diving into…
The world’s most popular search engine, Google, is in the process of temporarily restricting access to specific online news articles for a subset of Canadian consumers. This action is part of a test run that is being carried out in preparation for the planned internet censorship bill of the Canadian federal government, known as Bill…
The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia has entered its second year, and tensions remain high. Recently, there have been reports suggesting that China is sending weapons to Russia, but the Chinese government has denied these allegations. In this article, we will explore the facts surrounding the situation and provide a comprehensive analysis of the…
In a recent development, Members of Parliament (MPs) from various political backgrounds have united to address the concerns arising from a federal court ruling that deemed the use of the Emergencies Act (EA) as a violation of Charter rights. This move comes in the wake of the court’s decision that the invocation of the EA…
In a world where fear sells faster than hotcakes, it’s no surprise that fear-based vaccine ads have taken center stage. Because who needs transparency and accurate information when you can tap into people’s deepest insecurities, right? Let’s all revel in the delightful irony of using fear to promote health while conveniently ignoring the ethical implications….