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06Feb2018

The Role of Conscience and the Rule of Law

On Friday, Prime Minister Trudeau tried to explain to a crowd in Nanaimo why he is willing to violate his own conscience and thinks it right to compel other Canadians to violate theirs. He claimed the inspiration for this approach was taught him by his father’s actions while he (Pierre Trudeau) was Prime Minister.
  • February 06, 2018
  • Rod Taylor
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30Jan2018

Canadian Values or Liberal Values?

​Our Prime Minister’s idea of having an ideological test for Canada’s Summer Jobs Program is a story that has captured significant attention—even from journalists and commentators who are adamantly “pro-choice”—because even they can see that this is a problem.
  • January 30, 2018
  • Peter Vogel
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23Jan2018

Bullies in the Classroom

The rights of Canadian children to a safe and secure learning environment have never been in greater jeopardy than they are today. In spite of a series of programs and protocols purportedly designed to protect children from bullying, today’s classroom has become a place of ruthless indoctrination and intolerance.
  • January 23, 2018
  • Rod Taylor
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16Jan2018

Be Fruitful and Multiply (NOT!!!)

​It is hard to be shocked by our left-wing media, but the CBC published an article on why people should shame families who have more children than average! As I read this article, I had to wonder at the audacity of these "conscientious objectors" who have created a backlash because Chip and Joanna Gaines decided to have their fifth child.
  • January 16, 2018
  • Vicki Gunn
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09Jan2018

Miracle on 45 Main Street

​Most, if not all of us, have seen the movie Miracle on 34th Street, which centres around a kindly old gentleman who claims to be Kris Kringle, Santa Claus himself. Macy’s department store has him committed to the Bellevue Mental Health Facility on the grounds that he is insane.
  • January 09, 2018
  • Jim Enos
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02Jan2018

Above Us Only Snowflakes

What do John Lennon’s “Imagine” and Pierre Elliot Trudeau’s long walk in the snow have in common? They both made statements about what is above us.
  • January 02, 2018
  • Peter Vogel
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26Dec2017

Distracted Driving on the Road of Life

Ever since cellphones became commonplace, the public has become aware of the hazards of “distracted driving”. The convenience of being able to make or receive calls while driving brought with it the danger of losing one’s focus on the road, the actions of other drivers and unexpected obstacles.
  • December 26, 2017
  • Rod Taylor
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19Dec2017

Signs of Tyranny in the “New Canada”

Years ago my father would instruct my sisters and me to do something…“or else.” We never asked what the “or else” was…we knew better. Justin Trudeau has given us the “or else” for the Canada Summer Jobs Program and it isn’t pretty.
  • December 19, 2017
  • Vicki Gunn
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12Dec2017

Hapless, Hopeless and Helpless

​The title of this article might sound like the names of three seasick sailors in some children’s storybook. I wish it was that. It’s actually a description of our lost and overwhelmed PM.
  • December 12, 2017
  • Rod Taylor
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05Dec2017

Two Different Apologies

On Nov 28th the Prime Minister made a statement in the House of Commons that was an apology to those who had engaged in “non-conforming sexual desires”. This apology was well-delivered, as most of his prepared remarks are.
  • December 05, 2017
  • Peter Vogel
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21Nov2017

Canadians Want a Fair Tax System

​There has been a firestorm of media commentary over recent proposals by the Minister of Finance, Bill Morneau, to “play” with the tax system. Words like “loopholes,” “fairness,” “levelling the playing field” and such have been roaring across the media and in private offices.
  • November 21, 2017
  • David Darwin
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