Culture & Society Articles
Will the authoritarians prevail over science again?
John Carpay: Judging by Canadians’ overwhelming compliance with lockdowns, vaccine passports, and travel restrictions since March of 2020, it unfortunately [...]
Dostoevsky, suffering and love
Donald DeMarco: In the novel The Brothers Karamazov, Ivan poses a soul-searching question to his brother, one that over time [...]
Selling private moments: Death of the Mommy Blogger
Rick McGinnis: Interim writer, Rick McGinnis, Amusements Social media as we know it is nearly a quarter century [...]
Dosage Level Death: The stories of killer medical professionals
Joanna Alphonso: Lucy Letby, Elizabeth Wettlaufer, and Charles Edmund Cullen all had something in common: they were all registered nurses [...]
Christian Heritage Party outlines its priorities
Paul Tuns: On Sept. 15, Christian Heritage Party leader Rod Taylor held a press conference to elucidate where the party [...]
Imagining a pro-life Green and Bloc
While this current series of editorial confines itself to national parties, it is clearly the case that boutique political entities—like [...]
Why NDP should be pro-life
In the second installment of this series of editorials—a series in which we make the case why each of Canada’s [...]
Social conservatives score wins at Conservative policy convention
Paul Tuns: From Sept. 7-9, Conservative delegates from across the country assembled in Quebec City for the party’s biannual policy [...]
The truth about Indian Residential Schools
Rory Leishman: For 15 years, blameless Christians dedicated to the care and teaching of children within Canada’s Indian Residential Schools [...]
Tyranny Inc. only skims the surface
Oswald Clark, Review: Tyranny Inc. by Sohrab Ahmari (Forum Books, $37.99, 252 pages) There is much material to support the promising [...]
Million Person March for Children protests gender ideology in schools
Paul Tuns: On Sept. 20, hundreds of thousands of parents took part in demonstrations at school boards, in front of [...]
And Then There Was This , September 2023
The promotion of abortion in Northern Ireland’s schools In 1979, the United Nations adopted the Convention on the Elimination of [...]
Human trafficking and abortion in Alberta
Richard Dur, Commentary: Three weeks after the release of Sound of Freedom, a film that tells the incredible true story of [...]
Study purporting little trans regret after mastectomies criticized
Anna Kennedy : The Society for Evidence Based Gender Medicine (SEGM) released a report examining the research on a study JAMA Surgery conducted [...]
Missed Manners: Rediscovering class again and again
Rick McGinnis: Interim writer, Rick McGinnis, Amusements In her new book On Class, Toronto writer and editor Deborah [...]