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On July 1, Canadians celebrate Canada Day!  As Canadians we are proud to live in such a beautiful, prosperous, tolerant nation. Canada welcomed newcomers from an around the world in search of a better future.     Click below to view last...

Canada is the second largest country in the world, but with only 40 million people. Under the Liberals, we have seen unprecedented growth in immigration, with a stated goal of bringing in 500,000 immigrants per year. Canada has a history of being perhaps the most...

The federal government says it will invest $25 million to create Canada’s first-ever LGBTQ entrepreneurship program. The program will be run by the CGLCC, a chamber of commerce for Canada’s LGBTQ community, and will include three main components: A business scale-up...

A Winnipeg school trustee was suspended without pay for 3 months for making social media posts on her Facebook page (see above) that drew complaints from the trans community. Do you agree with the Board’s decision to suspend this trustee?

Two years ago the Kamloops Mass Graves Story shocked the country. A researcher suggested that 215 soil disturbances at the site of the former Kamloops Residential School might possibly be graves of missing children. Politicians rushed to recognize the worst...

  Background information - Is 'Boomer Sooner' Going Bust? University of Oklahoma Donors Pull Money Over DEI BY CHRIS QUEEN PJ Media, May 15, 2023

The Slovenian government has adopted a bill that halts all infraction proceedings for breaking covid-era rules that were later declared unconstitutional, which will affect fines totalling several million euros. Since the end of the covid state of emergency the...

According to the National Post,  the Federal Liberal government is engaged in a “radical” redesign of the Canadian passport that is likely to leave it looking very different, including replacing the Royal Coat of Arms on the cover and substituting pictures of the...

On April 27th, the Senate passed Bill C-11 which gives the federal government the power to censor and regulate Canadian internet users. However, Canada internet users can bypass federal censorship for a nominal monthly fee (0 to $20) by subscribing to a virtual...

This week the federal civil service went on strike. Since 2015 the number of federal employees has ballooned 30.7 percent, growing from 257,000 to 336,000.  Total compensation for federal civil servants has grown 52% from $38 billion to $58 billion. On a broader...