Culture & Society Articles
How Saint Nicholas became Santa Claus
Michael Taube Commentary “You better watch out, you better not cry / You better not pout, I’m telling you why [...]
The high calling of criticism
Paul Tuns Review The Critical Temper: Interventions from The New Criterion at 40 edited by Roger Kimball (Encounter, $39.99, 561 [...]
Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality
Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality Helen Joyce (One World, $34.95, 311 pages) Helen Joyce’s Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality delivers [...]
Defending freedom abroad, surrendering to tyranny at home
John Carpay This past Remembrance Day, I thought of my grandparents and all the others who fought for freedom against [...]
The Music of Christendom Review
The Music of Christendom: A History Susan Treacy (Ignatius Press, $16.95, 235 pages) ”It behooves us,” says Susan Treacy, professor [...]
Favourite books from 2021
From the editor’s desk I read a lot. Not only for my job, but for fun so I thought I’d [...]
The truth will upset the applecart
Donald DeMarco Commentary Helen Alvaré is a professor of law at George Mason University, and a courageous defender of unborn [...]
Hungary as a model for the West
Janice Glover Commentary In the pages of The Interim over the past three years, we have been highlighting various “family [...]
Whatcott ‘hate’ trial begins
Interim Staff The trial of Bill Whatcott for an alleged hate crime began at the Superior Court of Justice in [...]
Culture is everything
Thirty years ago, in the midst of an American election campaign, then-Vice President Dan Quayle made a speech in Los [...]
Corrupting the minds of children
Donald DeMarco Commentary: Author, Carly Manes, who describes herself as “white, queer, and Jewish,” together with illustrator May, who goes [...]
Vaccine mandates and religious exemptions
Interim Staff: As the push for universal vaccination continues with provinces creating vaccine passports for residents to use in order [...]
Ontario mandates anti-sex trafficking protocols
Sarah Gangl: The Ministry of Education announced a new policy on July 6 mandating the implementation of anti-sex trafficking protocols [...]
A choice of voices
John Henry Newman once wrote that mankind’s most vivid and proximate experience of God is the phenomenon of conscience. He [...]
Vaccine passports and the decline of society
Andrew Lawton: As I and many others have written previously, the political left has been winning the culture war for [...]