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GENUIS: Faith, politics, and competing worldviews.
In that sense every politician is religious - it's simply a question of which god they serve.
Settle down and stop whining about OSAP, most of the changes are actually pretty good
There’s been a lot of media furor and hubbub surrounding the Ford government’s recent changes to the Ontario Student Assistance...
White comedian told he can’t perform at snowflake comedy show because he has dreadlocks
We do need to remember that humans have had hair for as long as there have been humans. There’s been...
Incremental abortion laws: Worth the effort?
The abortion pill opens up a whole new avenue of horror, as women are taken out of the clinical environment...
The need for a return to responsibility and purpose in Canada
Many today think the world is getting better. In some respects, this is certainly true. Technology continues to improve making...
KENT: Liberals’ $600 million media bailout lacks depth, fails to solve core problem
Peter Kent discusses the problems with the federal governments recent media bailout.
Liberal inaction on illegal migrants to cost Canadians $1.1 billion
The cost of accommodating one illegal border crosser is about twice as much as Canadian seniors get per year in...
UN Global Migration Pact is a high risk, low reward document unworthy of Canada’s signature
In light of the government’s recent announcement of a $600 million bailout package to Canadian media companies, the signing of...
Canada should beware the negative effects of advanced consent euthanasia laws in other countries
Allowing so-called advance consent would lead to a meaningful loss of autonomy for patients, and undermine the safeguards that we...
Trudeau’s undying love for Cuba: Canada’s shameless support for tyranny
Canada votes now along with North Korea on measures that sought to hold Cuba accountable for widespread human rights violations.
BLOCK: Canada must recommit to religious and expressive freedom
There are simple, tangible, ways in which our government can promote religious freedom on both the national and international stage.
Preston Manning: How should we respond to populism in 2018?
Modern populism stems from the divide between those who have benefited from free trade and globalism and those who are...
FALK: A duty to keep the sacrifices of our veterans in the conscious of our nation
We have the responsibility to ensure that the next generation also knows the price paid for the peace and freedoms...
GENUIS: Canada’s far north offers both great wisdom and potential
MP Garnett Genuis reflects on his recent trip to Canada's Territories touching on both the role of traditional knowledge and...
Is Trudeau serious about developing the Trans-Mountain pipeline?
Although PM Justin Trudeau assures the public that the Trans-Mountain expansion will be completed, his political alliances are casting doubt...
Sending the flames back to Hamas, Gaza-area farmers hit terror org with fiery lawsuit in International Court
Hamas will finally be hit back with a lawsuit that, hopefully, will deter the perpetual terrorist attacks they have been...
Larry Sharpe on school shootings: “They don’t want to fix the problem”
Joe Rogan invites Larry Sharpe to his podcast, and asks him his opinion on how to make gun control work.
MILLENNIAL INTERVIEWS: Tim Moen
The Leader of the Libertarian Party of Canada joins us at The Post Millennial to discuss the future of libertarianism...
Andrew Scheer, the Media and our Society’s “decadent last phase”
Barbara Kay examines the circumstances of the Canadian leadership's hypocrisy, as well as Scheer's decision not to affiliate himself with...
Ideologically-opposed Facebook admins finally begin to fight back
Social media employees finally fight back against the oppressive tyranny of the big tech regime.