Is DEI helping Canada or holding it back?
This is Bridging the Divide, a column bringing together Canadians from different backgrounds and experiences to tackle pressing issues facing our country. We hope these unconventional pairings will spark inspiration for how to make Canada a better place for everyone Once widely embraced, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, intended to ensure fair access to […]
Federal spending on Indigenous Canadians is about to soar due to 300,000 potential new registrants
Health benefits alone could cost another billion dollars 2025 ended with the country overlooking the most wide-reaching potential change to come to Indigenous law in 40 years. The question of who can be registered as a legal “Indian,” to use the proper constitutional language, has been contentious as far back as this octogenarian can remember. […]
Piers Morgan’s new book traces the ‘total madness’ of the last decade
A Review of Woke is dead: How common sense triumphed in an age of total madness by Piers Morgan, HarperCollins, 2025. If you’ve been stranded incommunicado on a desert island for 10 years and want to catch up on the last decade, Piers Morgan’s latest book is the ticket. In fact, “Woke Is Dead: How Common […]
Ayatollah Khamenei’s end is coming soon
The Iranian regime has already rotted from within We’ve seen it before: mass demonstrations, demands for the fall of the Iranian regime, burning flags, falling statues. Protesters fill the streets, appearing to shake the foundation of the regime, but thugs loyal to the mullahs react with obscene violence, vague promises of reform are heard, and […]
