Paul Tuns: Christian missionary and businessman Michael Clark fell couple dozen nominations short of qualifying for Liberal leadership race. Following Justin Trudeau’s announcement that he would not lead the Liberal Party as leader into the next election and would step down as Prime Minister once his successor was chosen, the national board of the party set up the rules for [...]
Paul Tuns: Ontario Premier Doug Ford called an early election for Feb. 27 under the pretense of needing provincial stability in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs threats against Canada. A provincial election was not scheduled until June 2026. Announcing the early campaign, Ford tweeted, “To protect Ontario, I’m asking the people for a strong mandate – a strong, stable, [...]
Oswald Clark: Operation Rescue issued its annual report on the number of abortion mills operating in the United States, reporting that the total number of facilities held steady in 2024. According to the report, in 2024 there were a total of 667 abortion facilities that either commit surgical or chemical abortions, or both, compared to 670 in 2023. It was the seventh [...]
Review Takedown: Inside the Fight to Shut Down Pornhub for Child Abuse, Rape and Sex Trafficking (Thesis, $39.99, 304 pages) Takedown is the autobiographical story of one woman’s battle to expose and shutdown one of the internet’s most visited websites, Pornhub. The Canadian-owned pornography aggregator is the 10th most visited website on the internet, infested with child sexual abuse, rape videos, and [...]
Paul Tuns: The Department of Government Efficicency headed up by Elon Musk is will recommend shutting down USAID, the agency that distributes foreign aid globally, including sending U.S. taxpayer dollars to groups that commit and promote abortion. President Donald Trump has criticized USAID, referring to it as “run by a bunch of radical lunatics.” Musk said he has the president support to [...]
Rick McGinnis: Interim writer, Rick McGinnis, Amusements American voters who cast their ballot for Donald Trump in November have certainly seen results since his inauguration last month. A table was set up in the Capitol One Arena after his swearing in ceremony where he began signing executive orders, which he continued to do later that day in the Oval Office [...]
January 20 – Donald Trump is sworn-in as President of the United States Donald J. Trump is sworn-in as the 47th President of the United States at a ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda. January 20 – Recognition of just two sexes Calling the eradication of “biological sex” an attack on women and “corrosive … of the entire American system,” Trump issued a memorandum [...]
Oswald Clark: President Donald Trump was busy in his first ten days undoing many of the socially liberal policies on abortion and gender of the Biden administration. President Donald Trump’s first two weeks in office saw a flurry of action from the White House through executive orders covering everything from immigration to celebrating the U.S.’s 250th anniversary in 2027, many [...]
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By J.M. Glover: Billboards and the ‘culture of fear’ True North Centre reported that the mega-giant Pattison Outdoor billboard company has “cancelled a contract” with the Manitoba pro-life group, Life Culture, saying that the requested image “creates too much controversy” and that the company received “a lot of back-lash for similar designs in the past.” What is controversial about a picture of [...]
Josie Luetke: Interim writer, Josie Luetke, Talk Turkey Quebec “legalized” euthanasia in 2014, even though the federal prohibition wouldn’t be struck down by the Supreme Court until a year later, and the new parameters for the procedure not passed until a year after that. In 2019, a Quebec Superior Court ruling declared unconstitutional the requirement that one’s natural death be [...]
John Carpay: Who would have imagined in the 1960s that Parliament would pass a law to punish Canadians if their speech was deemed to be “hateful” by federal bureaucrats? Who would have imagined, 60 years ago, that a Digital Safety Commission would enforce speech regulations created in secret by the federal cabinet? Would anyone in the 1960s have supported criminalizing advocacy for [...]
Paul Tuns: On Dec. 19, former Liberal MP Paul Szabo died in Mississauga with his family by his side, at the age of 76. Szabo, born in Toronto and raised in Mississauga was a “lifelong parishioner at of St Francis of Assisi Church – he represented Mississauga South from 1993 to 2011. Szabo first ran for the Liberals in 1980 and 1984, [...]
Oswald Clark: Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter died on Dec. 29 at the age of 100 as the oldest ever former American president. Carter was governor of Georgia (1971-1975) before being elected president as an outsider in 1976, barely beating Republican Gerald Ford in the aftermath of Watergate. Carter was defeated four years later by Ronald Reagan amid high inflation, higher unemployment, [...]
Gideon Spivak: Trustee Michael Del Grande is setting his sights on the Supreme Court of Canada to hear his lawsuit challenging the Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) after an October dismissal by the Court of Appeal for Ontario. On Oct. 23, at his most recent court appearance, Del Grande sought to overturn sanctions brought against him by the TCDSB in November [...]