Politics Articles
Andorra pauses plan to liberalize abortion
Mary Zwicker, Europe Correspondent: A small European country is temporarily pausing efforts to decriminalize abortion amidst ongoing discussions with the Vatican. [...]
Backdoor digital ID
John Carpay: Social media is actually quite anti-social. Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and WhatsApp drive many teens and adults into isolation [...]
Ottawa seeks to regulate internet under guise of social media ban
Kesiah Beere and Paul Tuns: On June 10, 2026, Liberal MP Marc Miller introduced Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act, [...]
New Blue Party slams anti-life, ‘left-wing’ Ford government
Paul Tuns: Over the past two months, the New Blue Party of Ontario has ratcheted up its criticism of Doug [...]
Newfoundland government reverses anti-parent policy
Interim Staff: A Newfoundland and Labrador email message to residents in the province dated June 19 informed parents that they [...]
Pro-life MP Wagantall resigns
Paul Tuns: On June 17, Conservative MP Cathay Wagantall (Yorkton-Melville) announced she was stepping down as MP effective in August [...]
A decade of death
Without any fanfare, Canada passed a somber and chastening milestone last month: the 10th anniversary of its legalization of euthanasia. [...]
Parliamentary committee advises indefinite exclusion of mental illness from MAiD
Paul Tuns: On June 17, the tenth anniversary of the legalization of euthanasia in Canada, Parliament’s Special Joint Committee on [...]
E Pluribus Unum
This July marks the 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence. Although it would take the 13 colonies [...]
Parents have no rights
Paul Tuns: Nova Scotia Education Minister Brendan Maguire said that parents do not have “rights over a child.” Maguire, a [...]
National protest against Bill C-9
Paul Tuns: On May 1, Campaign Life Coalition organized demonstrations at 49 locations in [...]
And then there was this, May 2026
Pro-lifers dodge a Molotov cocktail at Portugal’s March for Life On March 21, thousands of people marched in Lisbon and [...]
Nein to nine
Josie Luetke: For years now, Canadians have slumbered through—or even cheered—the steady erosion of our civil liberties. It has thus [...]
State intrusions in therapy
John Carpay: Until 1969, it was a crime in Canada for two men to have consensual sex in private. Then [...]
Punishing Christian views
Rory Leishman: Over the past 40 years, left-wing, secular zealots in the courts and legislatures of Canada have mounted an [...]