CBC Kids News has published an article in favour of Canadian teens embarking on a hunger strike.
The Trudeau government promised a Gender-Based Analysis of Bill C16. It was never released. Now there’s a petition for the release of this information.
Neil DeGrasse Tyson is using his Twitter feed to science-splain inane things for viral clicks. You hate to see it.
The average Canadian doesn’t know what the founding conservative principles are, and how they help keep a healthy democracy.
I read a piece in The Post Millennial that completely misunderstood the situation for many teachers in Ontario and why we are on strike.
The City of Edmonton shouldn’t be investing $85 million on land development, which will have a low yield. The money could be put to far better use.
There is a great cost to the #ShutDownCanada anti-pipeline protestors being allowed to break the law with impunity.
It’s very likely that Senator Lynn Beyak will be suspended again and forced to undergo further re-education concerning her problematic beliefs.
Believe it or not, there are actually two billionaires competing for the “working” party’s nomination to fight against poverty and the unequal distribution of wealth. Think about that.
Those calling sex work oppression do not have facts on their side.
Earlier today @Snoopy, the official Peanuts Twitter account, tweeted out an image in celebration of friendship. Of course, Twitter called it “racist.”
Twitter is working out ways to combat misinformation, but the truth is that Twitter is the last place to trust when it comes to the truth.
Let’s hope that for the good of our economy and our communities that Trudeau doesn’t fail once again in getting the police to clear the blockades.
On Thursday, a heartbreaking story about a 9-year-old child with dwarfism went viral. But is there more to the story?
MSNBC has once again proven that elitist media still doesn’t understand memes.