The Orwellian Attempt To Criminalize Residential School “Denialism”

Policy / By / Leave a Comment

The movement afoot in Canada to prohibit by law statements interpreted as skepticism of the prevailing narrative surrounding residential schools represents a critical threat to free speech. Introduced in October 2025 by NDP MP Leah Gazan, Bill C-254, an Act to amend the Criminal Code (promotion of hatred against Indigenous peoples), would “create an offence

The Orwellian Attempt To Criminalize Residential School “Denialism” Read More »

Absurd Ideologies Have Lost The Public Square But Still Control Canadian Institutions

Culture / By / Leave a Comment

Editor’s note: This piece was originally published on October 9th in the Epoch Times. Social media is less censored than it was a few years ago, corporations are more hesitant to take divisive political stances, and the public is more emboldened to voice unorthodox views. Yet key institutions such as schools and government bureaucracies are

Absurd Ideologies Have Lost The Public Square But Still Control Canadian Institutions Read More »

PQ Victory Strikes A Major Blow Against Mass Immigration

Québec / By / 1 Comment

The victory of the Parti Québécois (PQ) on Monday night will cut immigration flows into Quebec and act as a counterbalance against any potential move by the federal government to raise national immigration levels. PQ Leader Paul Saint-Pierre Plamondon, known colloquially by his initials PSPP, ran on a platform that included staunch immigration restrictionism, correctly

PQ Victory Strikes A Major Blow Against Mass Immigration Read More »

Canada’s Bank Of Mom And Dad Economy

Economy / By / Leave a Comment

Editor’s note: This piece was originally published in the Epoch Times on September 28th. Even as Canada reportedly raked in a cool $500 billion in new investment commitments at the mid-September Canada Investment Summit in Toronto, beneath the glamorous headlines, many Canadians are living precarious lives propped up by financial transfers from their families. A

Canada’s Bank Of Mom And Dad Economy Read More »

The Coming Dark Age – A Review

Culture / By / Leave a Comment

The Coming Dark Age___A Review By Alan Danesh The Coming Dark Age By Roberto Vacca Panther Books Ltd. Great Britain 1974 ____________________________________________________________________________ Introduction: Roberto Vacca is one of Europe’s foremost computer and electronic systems authorities. He is an Engineering Faculty member of the University of Rome and a former Visiting Fellow at the Universities of

The Coming Dark Age – A Review Read More »

Should Canada Risk Training Chinese Troops?

Geopolitics / By / Leave a Comment

Editor’s note: This piece was originally published on the Policy Hawk Substack, where you can find incisive analysis of Canadian defence and security. It was published on September 15th. On Tuesday, Blacklock’s Reporter published a story alleging that then-defence minister Anita Anand approved Canadian Armed Forces personnel training members of China’s People’s Liberation Army in 2023.

Should Canada Risk Training Chinese Troops? Read More »

The Historical Roots Of The US Intention To Annex Canada

Canadian History / By / Leave a Comment

The U.S. intention of the annexation of Canada preceded the adoption of the Constitution of the United States on September 17, 1787 at the Constitutional Convention and ever since this intention has been a recurring issue. “In 1777, soon after declaring American independence, the Founding Fathers included in the young nation’s Articles of Confederation a

The Historical Roots Of The US Intention To Annex Canada Read More »

Canada Needs An Alaskan Style Electoral System

Canadian Politics / By / Leave a Comment

Canadians might justly feel a little smug when we read stories over the gerrymandering in the US that Trump has instigated, and worse, that American courts see no problem with partisan gerrymandering as long as it is not done to benefit minority groups who were traditionally marginalized. Of course, Alberta is a little different than

Canada Needs An Alaskan Style Electoral System Read More »

Scroll to Top