Culture & Society Articles
Who’s weird?
Almost immediately upon becoming the Democratic candidate for president, Kamala Harris started attacking her Republican opponents, Donald Trump and JD [...]
Standard deviations
Every four years, the cyclical rituals of American democracy impose the ordeal of an “election year” not only upon its [...]
Judith Butler’s broadside against ‘gender critics’
Sarah Stilton, Review: Who’s Afraid of Gender? by Judith Butler (Knopf, $37, 320 pages) Judith Butler is a famous, or infamous, [...]
Trudeau gives $600 million for LGBQT promotion
Gideon Spevak: The Canadian government in 2023 awarded more than 300 grants or contributions to pro-LGBT groups, totalling over $665 [...]
Britain’s trans population exaggerated by official stats
Paul Tuns: The Office for Statistical Regulation (OSR) in England said there was “sufficient evidence” calling into question the results [...]
Understanding the white working class
Oswald Clark, Review: Second Class: How the Elites Betrayed America’s Working Men and Women by Batya Ungar-Sargon (Encounter, $30, 225 pages) [...]
The meaning of work
With September comes the familiar rituals of going “back to school,” a moment in the year which always contains a [...]
Provincial policies on class exemptions differ widely
Almost impossible to completely shield young students from LGBTQ propaganda in schools Gideon Spivak: The LGBTQ+ ideology is a part [...]
Million Person March for Children organizers expect larger 2024 turnout
Interim Staff: Last year, the nation-wide Million Person March for Children drew an estimated 1.5 million Canadians to demonstrate for [...]
Anti-hate network gets $640,000 in federal funding to target conservatives
Gideon Spivak: The Canadian Anti-Hate Network (CAHN) announced that they received over half a million dollars of grant money from [...]
Why should we eat bugs?
Rick McGinnis: Interim writer, Rick McGinnis, Amusements First of all, in the interest of full disclosure, I have [...]
Bad ideas are destroying Canada
John Carpay: Bad laws are the result of bad politics. Bad politics result from a rotten culture. A rotten culture [...]
The meaning of rest
Things slow down in the summer months, and all our lives are touched by this welcome change of pace. The [...]
Police won’t lay charges for public nudity during Toronto pride parade
Interim Staff: True North reported that Toronto police would not lay any charges for public nudity during the June 30 [...]
Ontario parents can exempt children from province’s explicit sex-ed curriculum
Paul Tuns: Lou Iacobelli, a former educator who blogs at Everyday for Life, says parents should inform their children’s schools [...]