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Any violation of human rights is a crime against humanity
Doing a little isn’t good enough, especially when we ignore abuses
U.S. Supreme Court was right to overrule Roe versus Wade
If people want to pay for an abortion, and live with the consequences, that’s their choice
Why Canada should be celebrated, not trashed
Don’t let utopian perfectionists stop you from celebrating a tremendous accomplishment: Canada
Greed drives pro golfers to align with Saudi sportswashers
LIV Tour is a PR tool for a reprehensible government seeking to wash away its human rights abuse
Why all Canadians should be monarchists
Queen Elizabeth represents continuity with the past, including the best developments in Canadian history
Play shines a spotlight on a civil rights icon
One-man play recounts the remarkable life story of Gordon Hirabayashi, whose principled stand against the internment of Japanese Americans made legal history
The high price of falling prey to cancel culture
Cancel culture plays right into the wheelhouse of those who are angry, fearful and manipulative
Western leaders ignore their own genocidal acts
Leaders in NATO countries are guilty of crimes against humanity, yet only Africans are tried
Plenty of blame in a world of strife
How is the Russian invasion of Ukraine different from the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq?
Canada, not Venezuela, the solution for U.S. energy security
U.S. should look to Canada to improve energy security instead of a hostile, oppressive government
Trudeau’s double standards on Iranian immigrants
Canadian-Iranians must hold Trudeau accountable for his promises, including finding justice for the PS752 families
Humanitarian crisis adds to burdens of Afghan religious minorities
The Canadian government has failed the Afghan people
