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Western alienation is real, but Kenney, Moe grievances are about entitlement

OTTAWA—Never in the annals of history have white men been so oppressed and subjugated—or that’s what Jason Kenney and Scott Moe would have us believe. In fact, all over the world, we have been inundated by mainstream media about the care and support we must give our fallen white brothers. Two and a half weeks […]

Singh’s Atwater Market encounter became about comforting the comfortable

OTTAWA—The tenor of this election has abruptly and sharply turned towards race, and with every incident, we choose to stick our heads in the sand or “move on.” The most recent one being a white man—who CBC’s The National referred to as “a concerned voter”—who took it upon himself to approach NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh […]

Haters gotta hate, hate, hate on Bernier

Pity poor Maxime Bernier. The leader of the People’s Party of Canada, who came within a hair’s breadth of becoming head honcho of the Conservative Party, cannot catch a break. At first he was not welcome at the commission’s leaders debates—even the Greens were invited! He later qualified. No one seems to give him a […]

The best, worst places to get an abortion in Canada

Here’s the thing about abortion: it hasn’t been against the law in Canada for over 30 years. But in 2019, it still remains out of reach for hundreds of thousands of people in this country. Most Canadians—and surveys suggest most are pro choice—believe they can easily access an abortion when they need one. This misconception […]

McGregor’s book a glossy, exciting, how-to manual for women in politics

OTTAWA—“Imagine being at a gala of over 95 fascinating women in politics in Canada who want to give you their insights. That is the essence of this book,” says author Betsy McGregor. As the election 2019 gets underway, this is an insightful, informative, and exciting book on women in politics, full of background on these […]

Not so woke: Trudeau’s use of blackface should prompt a second look at his governance

OTTAWA—“Diversity is our costume” would be a more appropriate catchphrase for our so-called woke bae prime minister. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made a political career, and a life, by trading on his good name, wealth, privilege, and whiteness; but also on his proximity to Indigenous people (stare into his Haida tattooed bicep) and to […]