By KELLI PADDON MLA, Chilliwack-Kent ARTS AND CULTURE organizations are the heartbeats of our communities. From comedic relief to cultural connection to inspirational [Continue]
HOW CAN A BANK for wealthy venture capitalists, tech bros and people such as ultraconservative billionaire Peter Thiel be “woke”? Or the U.S. military? What does [Continue]
Macdonald was a strong advocate for Indigenous Canadians. His record speaks for itself By GREG PIASETZKI Troy Media THERE IS AN ANCIENT AXIOM that “truth is the first [Continue]
AS WITH MUCH of human activity, we’ve exploited and polluted the oceans without really understanding them. We know more about the moon and Mars than what lies beneath the [Continue]
By ARI MATTES University of Notre Dame Australia OF THE 10 FILMS nominated for the Best Picture Oscar, six are really good. That’s a high percentage for a year – 2022 – [Continue]
ON FEBRUARY 3, a 150-car train carrying toxic chemicals derailed near East Palestine, Ohio. Close to half the town’s 4,700 residents had to evacuate as deadly gas and smoke [Continue]
By JACK L. ROZDILSKY and CHRISTIAN FAIZE CANAAN York University, Canada On Jan. 24, history was again made when the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ organization moved [Continue]
Intolerance undermines the free speech essential for democracy to survive By BRIAN GIESBRECHT Frontier Centre for Public Policy THE QUEST FOR ‘DIVERSITY’ has [Continue]
By MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA Contributor, Troy Media HOSPITALS ARE EXPERIENCING an influx of young children with serious respiratory illnesses. Out of concern for their well-being, [Continue]
THE 27th ANNUAL Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change recently wrapped up, and the world continues to burn. Despite positive [Continue]
OUR CONSUMERIST-CAPITALIST economic system was conceived relatively recently, albeit when conditions were far different than today. But we’re now so entrenched in it that [Continue]
By JENNIFER WHITESIDE Education and Child Care Minister LAST WEEK, the community had much to celebrate as students returned to expanded and modern classrooms at Valleyview [Continue]
By LISA YOUNG University of Calgary DANIELLE SMITH RODE A WAVE of Alberta populism to win the United Conservative Party leadership on the sixth ballot. When she is sworn in [Continue]
By CHRIS GARDNER President, Independent Contractors & Business Association WITH INFLATION making life more unaffordable than ever in British Columbia as we head into a [Continue]