Communism’s pernicious influence persists despite the best evidence
On the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution, some romantics still embrace the fallacies of communism and its sister socialism
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Author: Frontier Centre for Public Policy
How alcohol is killing Aboriginal Canadians
In his important book Firewater, Harold Johnson talks about the enormous problem of alcohol abuse that plagues so many Indigenous communities
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Indigenous tourism is relatively untouched but the potential is vast
First Nations should take an inventory of their cultural, spiritual and ecological assets, then develop ways to present them to tourists
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It’s reefer madness to think marijuana will pay the bills
Marijuana legalization opponents say long-term health and social costs will be significant, through things like car accidents, and brain and lung damage
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Giving teachers a voice in crafting a better education system
Considering the emphasis placed on critical thinking in schools, it’s ironic that teacher development minimizes debate and emphasizes conformity
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