FEATURED NEWS
Dickens’ famous Christmas story that we all know … and the one that we mostly don’t
Michael Taube: It’s long been a Christmas tradition in many households, including mine, to read Charles Dickens’ brilliant novella, A Christmas Carol. Interestingly, [...]
‘The Great Feminization’ and other observations
From the editor’s desk: In October, Compact published a provocative essay by Helen Andrews titled “The Great Feminization” in which she argued that cancel [...]
Portrait of a lady stained red
Josie Luetke: The sympathetic protagonist trotted out by pro-choicers is the teenager who accidentally gets knocked up. Think Ellen Page in Juno or [...]
The habit of sports
Victor Penney: Interim writer Victor Penney, Sporting Life College basketball has lost one of its impressive figures, and no, it wasn’t [...]
Skin cell babies
Rory Leishman: In yet another deeply disturbing development in the rapidly evolving science of in vitro fertilization (IVF), Professor Shoukrhat Mitalipov of the [...]
The ‘pro-choice’ generation
Donald DeMarco: I had a terrible dream last night. Maybe it was brought about by that extra slice of “everything on it” pizza [...]
Criminalizing emotions does not reduce crime
John Carpay: Interim writer, John Carpay, Law Matters If passed into law, the Combatting Hate Act (Bill C-9) will make Canada [...]
Pro-life group condemned in B.C. legislature
Interim Staff On Oct. 6, the British Columbia legislature debated for an hour a motion condemning Association for Reformed Political Action’s (ARPA) “views [...]
Dickens’ famous Christmas story that we all know … and the one that we mostly don’t
Michael Taube: It’s long been a Christmas tradition in many households, including mine, to read Charles Dickens’ brilliant novella, A Christmas Carol. Interestingly, [...]
‘The Great Feminization’ and other observations
From the editor’s desk: In October, Compact published a provocative essay by Helen Andrews titled “The Great Feminization” in which she argued that cancel [...]
Portrait of a lady stained red
Josie Luetke: The sympathetic protagonist trotted out by pro-choicers is the teenager who accidentally gets knocked up. Think Ellen Page in Juno or [...]
The habit of sports
Victor Penney: Interim writer Victor Penney, Sporting Life College basketball has lost one of its impressive figures, and no, it wasn’t [...]
Skin cell babies
Rory Leishman: In yet another deeply disturbing development in the rapidly evolving science of in vitro fertilization (IVF), Professor Shoukrhat Mitalipov of the [...]
The ‘pro-choice’ generation
Donald DeMarco: I had a terrible dream last night. Maybe it was brought about by that extra slice of “everything on it” pizza [...]
Criminalizing emotions does not reduce crime
John Carpay: Interim writer, John Carpay, Law Matters If passed into law, the Combatting Hate Act (Bill C-9) will make Canada [...]
Pro-life group condemned in B.C. legislature
Interim Staff On Oct. 6, the British Columbia legislature debated for an hour a motion condemning Association for Reformed Political Action’s (ARPA) “views [...]
ADVERTISMENTS
FEATURED ARTICLES
A social conservative blog of informed opinions
ARE YOU A STUDENT
DOING RESEARCH
ON THE LIFE ISSUES?
