Joseph Fang
Toronto Ontario
Canadian jurors who face mental health issues should be able to talk about it
Jury duty is mandatory in Canada. Jurors should have the right to talk about the case they served on to a professional mental health professional.
Why can’t Trudeau call a terrorist a terrorist?
For several years now, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been struggling to designate the notorious IRGC as a terrorist entity. This must end.
Watchdog: The mainstream media is a mouthpiece for China
Freedom House released a new report this week warning that several of the largest are serving as propaganda outlets for the Chinese government.
How social justice is making homelessness worse in Seattle
Seattle has a prolific homeless offenders problem—one made worse by a light on crime approach championed by progressive activists in elected office.
CIBC forced to pay former employee who claimed anti-straight discrimination
Former CIBC employee, Aaren Jagadeesh, claims he was told by his manager that male promotions were reserved for either gay or bisexual men.
Ford's sex-ed curriculum brings in Exemption policy and leaves repealed Liberal policy "largely unchanged"
The conservative government’s sex-ed program closely mirrors similar alterations executed by their Liberal predecessors.
Ontario boy's lemonade stand attracts a crowd of first responders
As refreshments were being served to local residents, the young cancer fighter had to cover his ears when a flood of first responders began parading down his street.
"Useless Indian" among racist signs found by indigenous community
The day the signs were found the community had planned lessons in tipis, pipe ceremonies, bannock making, and a sweat lodge ceremony for men.
"Tired of being fat and ugly?" asks Edmonton sign accused of fatshaming
The man who put up the sign said it would not be changed claiming it was not “hate speech.”
$10 million in drugs seized in Canada's largest-ever fentanyl bust
10 kilograms of fentanyl, one kilogram of methamphetamine, 30 kilograms of cannabis, and 1.3 kilograms of heroin were confiscated by the RCMP.
These are the eight new inductees to Canada's Walk of Fame
Eight Canadians have gotten a little more famous
Disney heiress details Disneyland's deplorable working conditions
Life at Disney, she says, is hardly a heartening fairy-tale.
Trudeau's choices in the defence of Quebec's religious symbols
In a thorny battle, the quietude of the federal government has been rebuked.
Cambodia is angry about Canada's waste on its shores
Cambodia is protesting 1600 tons of waste from Canada and the US
U.S. police warn that flushing drugs down the toilet could cause "meth-gators"
Tennessee's hard working “sewer guys ... are not really prepared for meth” in the water.
