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Woke Christmas: Cancelling a Cherished Cultural Tradition
ESG & DEI, Commentary, Culture Wars
According to a federal body in charge of Canadian human rights law, if you celebrate Christmas (or any other Christian holiday), then you might be intolerant and perpetuating “settler colonialism.” Why do I say this? The Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC)...
Frontier Live on X – How To Woke-Proof Your Life – With Teresa Mull
Culture Wars, Podcast, Video, Frontier Live On X
Big Topics & Big Ideas
What 100 Million “Unbanked” Nigerians Can Teach Canadians about Central Bank Digital Currency
Financial, Civil Liberties, Commentary, Economy
Despite credit cards, e-transfers and online banking having already made money go pretty much digital, the Bank of Canada is busily working on a much bigger transformation. Canada is one of about 100 countries that – in uncanny synchronicity – several years ago joined...
Leaders On The Frontier – Canada’s Foundation of Freedom and Sovereignty – With Lord Conrad Black
Civil Liberties, Podcast, Video, Role of Government, Leaders on the Frontier
Big Topics & Big Ideas
A ‘Reality Check’ on Charges of Racial Discrimination in Canada and the US
ESG & DEI, Civil Liberties, Commentary
In both Canada and the United States the theory that institutions are rigged against visible minorities in favor of the white population isn’t supported by data
Rob MacCulloch: NZ’s MainStream Media Wants to Overthrow the New Govt
My mother used to tell me a story about how the daughter of a prominent family who owned a large media outlet had applied for journalism school. At the interview they asked her if she had any relatives working in the business. She was young and told the truth. She...
A Review of: Lonely Death of an Ojibway Boy by Robert MacBain
Book Review, Reconciliation, Residential Schools
What should reasonable people do when schoolchildren are told things that are untrue about Canadian history?
Nova Scotia and Feds Kill Offshore Gas for Good
Commentary, Energy, Equalization
Nova Scotia and the feds kill an offshore gas project, while their bills are paid by Alberta and Saskatchewan oil and gas
Hard to Find the Moral High Ground in Lawsuit Against Opioid Makers
The government of British Columbia is off on another lengthy legal boondoggle as it seeks to make opioid manufacturers pay for the ongoing epidemic of opioid overdoses. It spent an estimated $75 to $100 million dollars to sue Dr. Brian Day for operating a private...
Frontier Live on X – Has Law In Canada Lost Its Way – With Bruce Pardy
Latest News, Podcast, Video, Justice, Frontier Live On X
Big Topics & Big Ideas
Premier Wants to Solve Problem Caused by Regulations with More Regulations
Commentary, Housing Affordability, Regulation, Manitoba
Excessive government regulations and land use restrictions are the most documented drivers in our housing affordability crisis right now. So, why, pray tell, is Premier Wab Kinew thinking of adding more regulations to fix a problem caused by excessive regulations? It...
Malicious Stalking as a Literary Device
Civil Liberties, Commentary, COVID-19
Airport bookstores are often filled with customers, and surely some buy. I don’t. I just like to see what books among many millions of possible candidates land in such prime real estate. As a publisher, I’m aware of the herculean efforts, vast resources, and network...