We live in an era that depends too heavily on machine learning. Peterson preaches the exact opposite of this: deeply personal, human, and humane learning.
In No Nut November, the question “To fap or not to fap?” has become fraught with legal danger.
Environmental dogmatists act as though they have been appointed Morals Police. And they do not take kindly to dissent.
The more Democrats complain about what a national disaster Trump is the more Americans roll their eyes and want them to shut up.
Mainstream media are biased in their coverage of a court case in B.C. regarding Indigenous spiritual practices in public school class rooms.
Feminists and women’s rights advocates fought for women’s rights to play sports and be recognized for that with equal funding and facilities. Now those protections are shrivelling on the vine.
Anti-Semitism is on the march, even here in Canada. And it’s growing in the places controlled by Canada’s increasingly corrupt elitist class: Universities.
The ease with which the narrative of a fraudulent election was propagated, and the swift rise of right-wing forces in Bolivia, owes much to U.S. and Canadian foreign policy.
The new ACLU seems hell-bent on undoing its legacy of protecting the constitutional rights of Americans.
Apparently, Teen Vogue thinks kids should be using sex toys and that vibrators make great gifts for the holidays.
The Alberta government is looking to protect a doctor’s right to do their job without going against their conscience.
Premier Doug Ford’s government has forced the Ontario Catholic school boards to start teaching unscientific and anti-Catholic gender theory to its students.
Now, the tables have turned, and it’s a real battle for the soul of our country.
It’s not surprising that South Park recently spoofed one of the most absurd things to come down the pike of late—trans women in women’s sports.
Some public schools in B.C. are still forcing students to practice religious rituals.