Global human rights at a crossroads
Powerful nations are undermining international law, leading to global injustice and the erosion of human rights enforcement
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Geological forces may hold answers to record-breaking warming trends
Geologists argue natural forcesplay a large role in rising temperatures
Canada’s crises call for leadership rooted in proven principles
Economist Thomas Sowell offers Canada a roadmap to overcome its current economic and political crises
How AI and Trump’s policies will reshape the Canadian job market
AI is replacing jobs faster than ever. Then there’s Trump and his potential tariffs
A blueprint for thriving in uncertain times
How faith, science, and education can guide us through times of rapid change
Manitoba NDP taking a dangerous gamble with teacher training
Lowering admission standards risks leaving students with unqualified teachers in critical subjects
What really happened to the children of Indian Residential Schools?
Are Canadians being misled about the fate of residential school children?
How a passion for science fiction launched a career in astrophysics
Astrophysics grad models the mysteries of the universe
How Canada took a dark turn into dystopia
The institutions we once trusted are failing
On gender, Alberta is following the science – and Europe
Debunking misconceptions behind Premier Danielle Smith’s gender reforms
Manitoba risks students’ education by lowering new teacher standards
Education faculties increasingly prioritize ideology over expertise in core subjects
Canada’s legacy of honour on Remembrance Day
From Batoche to Kandahar, each grave tells a story of courage and the values that define Canada
Pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag
Our perspective in marking Remembrance Day is definitely at odds with views of the day, but that doesn’t mean the sacrifices weren’t worthy
