Making federalism work in a country infected by favouritism
The sense of being marginalized and treated as second-class provinces has long been felt in the West. But opting out won’t suit our needs
A respectful Canada has room for disagreement
Closing politics and public life to those who are religious leaves us with a less tolerant society that brings fundamental freedoms into question
Cherry’s rant closes curtain on his career
Cherry was fired for making controversial remarks about immigrants; Trudeau was re-elected after it was revealed he wore blackface 3 times. Ironic?
Religion should have a place in the political realm
It would be a gross violation of religious freedom if we allowed beliefs to become a test for fitness for office. Yet Andrew Scheer faced a barrage of criticism
Motorists most consistently persecuted group in Canada
I ride a bicycle as often as I can, but that doesn’t mean I feel compelled to paint myself silver, wear funny clothes, and block traffic
Welcome to the new Age of Intolerance
Trudeau is just the man to heal the wounds. After all, he’s been dressing up and imitating so many different cultures that he identifies with everybody
Diversity in the media safeguards democracy
Media has the power to influence and shape public understanding of political and social issues. But it needs to reflect society’s diversity and adhere to strict standards
Federal student job program puts Alberta at the back of the class
Study finds no link between the circumstances in the local economy, student unemployment and the level of subsidies handed out. So is it all political?
Giving voice to our concerns and desires validates democracy
Democracy in action illustrates how important it is for Canadians to talk with their government officials on all levels