POLITICS – The soft tyranny of Quebec’s ongoing linguistic crossfire
By PETER STOCKLAND Senior writer Cardus QUEBEC’S ANGLOPHONES, francophones and allophones should all be on their smart phones demanding to know what in the name of [Continue]
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POLITICS – Communism’s pernicious influence persists despite the evidence
By IAN MADSEN Senior Fellow Frontier Centre for Public Policy A NUMBER of Canadian newspapers recently noted the 100th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. The attention [Continue]
POLITICS – Big threats to personal privacy in the era of big data
By ALLAN BONNER Troy Media and BRENNEN SCHMIDT ALEUS Technology Group IN THE DAYS before computers, politicians still had a way to determine how much help they’d give you. [Continue]
POLITICS – Liberal MLA berates Speaker for not allowing insults!
From comments by BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver on his website andrewweaver.ca after Question Period in the B.C. Legislature on Monday, Nov. 6, 2017: In what can only be [Continue]
MEDIA – Three years after Robin Williams’ death, reporting on suicide still contentious
By BRITNEY DENNISON EvidenceNetwork.ca THREE YEARS AGO, comic icon Robin Williams was found dead. His death was subsequently confirmed by California police as a suicide. The [Continue]
LIFE – Hefner, Weinstein and the tawdry, damaging world of modern sex
By GERRY BOWLER Senior Fellow Frontier Centre for Public Policy HUGH HEFNER’S death has resulted in Latin maxims battling in my head. On one hand, “De mortuis nil [Continue]
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