Fantino warns of terrorist threat
Ontario Provincial Police Commissioner Julian Fantino has undertaken to set the record straight in an illuminating autobiography entitled: Duty: The Life of a Cop,...
A courageous Muslim speaks out
Among post-modern multiculturalists, it’s commonplace to suppose that all cultures are of equal moral worth. Salim Mansur, professor of political science at the University...
A first-hand account of homosexual parental abuse
London author Dawn Stefanowicz has published a compelling memoir entitled Out From Under: The Impact of Homosexual Parenting. In this compelling book, she presents...
Speaking out against Islamist terrorists
For the past week, events marking Israel Apartheid Week (IAW) have taken place at virtually every major university in Canada. Among the noteworthy exceptions...
Sound strategy for conservatives
Beleaguered conservatives would do well to ponder the sage policy advice advanced by David Frum in his latest book, Comeback: Conservatism That Can Win...
A case study in poverty and corruption
Over the past 30 years, Angola has developed into one of the world’s major oil producers, yet it still ranks among the world’s most...
U.S. leads world in giving
Compared to the people of the United States, we Canadians are far more generous in supporting the poor, the sick, the needy and other...
Social assistance requires overhaul
Liberals and socialists like to think of themselves as compassionate champions of the poor and the needy, yet over the past 20 years, they...
Canadian Federation of Students: dictating an alternate to freedom?
Academic freedom used to be a hallmark of the Canadian university system. Apart from a few fascists, communists and other cranks on campus, everyone...
Thatcher was right on the euro
As a strategic political leader, former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was often right – never more so than in her prediction 20 years...
An exemplar of true generosity
Anyone who dares to present a reasonable challenge to some received nostrum of conventional thinking should beware: They are liable to come under vicious...
Corruption, war at root of poverty
What’s wrong with sub-Saharan Africa? Despite billions upon billions of dollars in foreign aid over the past four decades, most of the people who...
Compassionate conservatism
Just as most liberals fancy themselves as more idealistic and compassionate than conservatives, so most Canadians fondly suppose that Canada is morally superior to...
The fall and rise of Canada’s traditional values
Brian Lee Crowley is apprehensive about the future of Canada. In a remarkable new book, Fearful Symmetry: The Fall and Rise of Canada’s Founding...
Beware the Canadian “human rights” thought police
Thanks to a recent ruling of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, faithful Christians are free to publish their opposition to same-sex marriage in an...
