Instead of certainty, we should all be longing for a little self-doubt
Instead of living in a time of sober second thought, we exist in a time where the normal and predictable reaction is instant outrage…
Young people have as much to teach as they do to learn
Three ways to get youth involved in community building – for a better Canada…
The case for repealing Suzuki’s honorary degree
With views so antithetical to university’s value system, Suzuki is incapable of honouring the spirit of the school…
Intemperance and intolerance in campus culture clashes
Students of the snowflake generation feel empowered to videotape, confront and swarm professors with whom they disagree…
Social criticism is too important to leave to the trolls
Trolling requires a person to suspend thought. To hate any thought that isn’t their own. To smash, destroy and bully…
Social justice warriors love diversity, except of opinions
Would you want your favourite sports team to choose its players based on diversity, or on the best players out there?…
Children are threatened when secrets are kept from parents
Alberta’s Bill 24 ignores the fact that predators thrive in an environment where secrets are kept from parents…
The complexity, nuance and truth at the heart of residential schools
It’s instructive that no credible alternative to the residential schools has ever been put forward…
Market principles offer solutions to teacher shortage
One way to increase the applicants is to make the job more desirable, particularly by paying more…
Can B.C. climb back to the education mountaintop?
For almost 20 years, the government has been at war with the teaching profession. New contract talks can change that…