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  • Brian Giesbrecht, Commentary, Culture Wars / July 30, 2018

    The Gandharan Golden Age

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  • Brian Giesbrecht, Commentary, Culture Wars, Essay / February 15, 2018

    Trial by Tweet

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  • Commentary, Culture Wars, Ian Madsen / November 22, 2017

    Gun Control Offers Simplistic Non-Solutions

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Do You Pledge Allegiance to the Indigenous peoples and not the Queen and Crown?

Commentary, Culture Wars, James C. McCraeDecember 30, 2018

The Province of Ontario has put indigenous municipal councillors into a special category. Because they are Indigenous, they are no longer required to swear or affirm allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II before taking office. This exception arose as …

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Should We Believe Whatever a Man or Woman Says?

Commentary, Culture Wars, Philip Carl SalzmanDecember 28, 2018

Many luminaries have urged us to believe whatever a woman says about her experience in sexual encounters. This view is widely held by feminists, the #metoo advocates, the Obama  Department of Education, and many university administrators and bureaucrats, especially the …

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Yes, Michael, there is a war on Christmas – and you’re part of it

Commentary, Culture Wars, Gerry BowlerDecember 24, 2018

For the last couple of years Toronto writer Michael Coren has been claiming that there is no such thing as “the war on Christmas”. The phenomenon, he said in a nasty moment so uncharacteristic of the charitable tone for which …

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Why Do Some Succeed?

Commentary, Culture Wars, Essay, Philip Carl SalzmanDecember 14, 2018

In Canada and widely in the West, our greatest values today are “social justice” and “diversity.” Social justice has nothing to do with individuals, but is about “collective rights”[1] of categories of people defined by race, gender, sexual preference, ethnicity, …

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Is There Bias in Canada’s New Media?

Culture Wars, Frontier Centre, RadioDecember 11, 2018

Is there really bias in the news and public affairs media? Well, yes. Not only is there no objectivity in the news, but most of the bias is left-leaning. If you hold a dissenting view on gay marriage, climate change, …

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What Your Sons and Daughters Will Learn at University

Commentary, Culture Wars, Philip Carl SalzmanNovember 23, 2018

Universities in the 20th century were dedicated to the advancement of knowledge. Scholarship and research were pursued, and diverse opinions were exchanged and argued in the “marketplace of ideas.” This is no longer the case. Particularly in the social sciences, humanities, …

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Sympathizing with Minorities

Commentary, Culture Wars, Essay, Philip Carl SalzmanNovember 9, 2018

When one of my friends and colleagues accused me of being unsympathetic to minorities, I was indignant. How dare he? After all, I am myself a member of a much maligned and prejudicially treated minority ethnic group, with which I …

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