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Scheer’s speech on diversity doesn’t match his actions

During a speech on immigration last week, Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer said that bigots, extremists, and racists aren’t welcome in his party. Yet, when he had the opportunity to take decisive action against bigotry within his own caucus, he did not live up to his words. In responding to Alberta MP Michael Cooper’s hostile and […]

Where is the outrage?

Those of us who are monitoring hate groups in Canada could hardly believe our eyes. Last week, a 2018 report titled, “White Supremacy, Hate Groups, and Racism in the Canadian Armed Forces,” written by Canadian Military Police Criminal Intelligence Section was made public through the Access to Information Act. It raises serious concerns but you […]

White supremacy should be a matter of grave concern for every government

The terrorist attack in Christchurch, New Zealand, by a white supremacist and self-declared “eco-fascist,” Brenton Tarrant, is the latest reminder of the dangers of white supremacy terrorism and radicalization based on a false and racist narrative about defending white Christendom and about the so-called white genocide. After I heard the news from Christchurch, Paris and […]

The glass ceiling remains to be shattered for women in peace and conflict-prevention efforts

When representatives of the Liberal government attend Women Deliver next week, they are likely to showcase their Feminist International Assistance Policy (FIAP), which is supposed to represent a major shift of Canada’s approach to women in its foreign relations. And why shouldn’t they? A focus on gender equality including the promotion of sexual and reproductive […]

Silence is bad for women’s health

Powerful forces of change have swept across the world since the start of the #MeToo movement two years ago. That movement has put the issue of widespread sexual assault and harassment front and centre among the challenges facing women today; it has helped break down barriers holding back women at work and at home. Tarana […]

Bernier’s ‘virtue-signalling’ attack on Rempel is disturbing

OTTAWA—They say the only things you can count on in life are death and taxes. Well, as a woman on the internet, I can assure you that there is another: online harassment. It could be argued that in putting yourself in the public eye, you are opening yourself up to harassment—every public figure has experienced […]

Green Party big on recycling faux-progressive status quo

OTTAWA—As the House finishes up its final weeks before campaign season kicks off, the Green Party is crossing every extremity in the hope that they are, indeed, starting to ride a wave. This is especially true as the Conservatives and Liberals drag each other in the media for attention—and eventual votes—and the NDP continues to […]

It’s about time Senate takes action on Sen. Beyak and her letters

It’s been 17 months since media outlets including The Walrus and Global News drew public attention to letters containing racism towards Indigenous people that Ontario Senator Lynn Beyak had published on her official Senate website. They included statements that Indigenous people in Canada “wait until the government gives them stuff,” and should be “grateful” for […]