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John Ivison is right in his column on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. What if the collective...
March 3, 2022
Whether it was implemented at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic as some health experts...
February 15, 2022
In a very undemocratic and truly un-Green way, Annamie Paul, the new leader of the Green Party of...
July 20, 2021
In an ever deteriorating saga within the Green Party, there are indications that there is a...
July 18, 2021
For all the crazy political things that have happened since the last federal election in 2019, new...
July 13, 2021
With captain Shea Webber in the penalty box and the Canadiens season on the line, the Habs penalty-...
July 7, 2021
Comments by James O'Grady
Yes, let’s ignore people’s rights to achieve our political agenda. This is what extremism looks like at the beginning. Just wait if he gets elected.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. I expect a move like this will result in provinces wanting to leave the Canadian federation, which I believe is PP’s ultimate goal—To destroy Canada.
Disagree. Having taught students who recorded video of other students to embarrass and shame them, I completely agree with removing cell phones and any device that can connect to the internet through data, like some tablets, from the classroom. They simply are not required.
Another example of lost Canadian history. Maybe if these students actually knew Canadian history, they wouldn’t be so eager to discard it. There’s something wrong with Canadian youth.
As a former teacher, I agree. Unruly classrooms make it difficult for anyone to learn. Unfortunately, this is going to be the weakest generation of Canadians ever produced. And yes, the public education system is to blame because it is not a balanced environment for children to learn.