Did you know that your tax dollars brought protection for sexual orientation (still an undefined term) into human rights legislation? Remember how we fought that? Your tax dollars funded a portion of the battle that struck down our abortion laws.
Ten weeks before voting day—May 9—in BC’s provincial election this year, I made an important policy statement at an all-candidates’ meeting; and because there were no reporters present at the meeting, I also issued a news release.
What happens when the lines in a graph cross? It marks a change! A newsworthy item, especially when these lines represent demographic trends. The 2016 census showed that two major demographic lines have crossed...
As much as our Prime Minister is adored by many of his followers, even the Liberals must cringe some days. After the House of Commons resumed sitting last week, Tom Mulcair asked the Prime Minister why he does not answer many questions during question period.
“We support diversity; on this topic, everyone must agree with us!” That seems to be the battle cry at the university today. Of course, the implication is that diversity is wonderful but diverse opinions are dreadful.
The Licentious Party of Canada, I mean, the Liberal Party of Canada has begun the next assault on Canada’s youth by the further demolishing of Canadian families, exposing our youth to mental health disorders and stifled sexual inhibitions, and exposing our children and pre-born to health hazards.
It’s hard to believe, even now. Our Prime Minister, along with his Health Minister and Justice Minister, are actually planning to make pot legal. Not just for medicinal purposes; that was only the barrier-breaking first step. No, the PM is actually going to make “recreational use” the new norm.
When I was young, I didn’t always think that I needed a spanking when I got one; I was a pretty good kid in my own mind. When I got older, I saw that I did need correction and that I was actually quite a selfish little guy.
Canada’s Prime Minister informed the world last year that Canada has “no core identity.” He also said that he sees Canada as “the first post-national state.” This was the year prior to this year’s celebration of our 150th anniversary of Confederation.