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Home»Posts tagged with»Tribalism

Bah, humbug to the war on Christmas

By Louise McEwan on December 2, 2018   Featured Story, Lifestyle, Viewpoint  

In the interests of diversity and inclusion, society shies away from Christian manifestations of Christmas

Bah, humbug to the war on Christmas

In the interests of diversity and inclusion, society shies away from Christian manifestations of Christmas

Bizarre cult of oppression grips Canada’s West Coast

By Robert McGarvey on February 7, 2018   Business, Education, Environment, Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

The environment is only a side issue for an increasingly passionate mob of activists whose assault on the ‘establishment’ is nothing less than a moral crusade

Bizarre cult of oppression grips Canada’s West Coast

The environment is only a side issue for an increasingly passionate mob of activists whose assault on the ‘establishment’ is nothing less than a moral crusade

Are women’s marches a step back?

By Joni Avram on January 29, 2018   Education, Lifestyle, Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

Focusing on what’s right with gender dynamics rather than what’s wrong might produce better outcomes for women and girls

Are women’s marches a step back?

Focusing on what’s right with gender dynamics rather than what’s wrong might produce better outcomes for women and girls

Victim culture marks a return to a culture of revenge

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on January 22, 2018   Crime, Education, Featured Story, Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

Where perceived slights are personally avenged, and the law is supplanted as the final arbiter of justice

Victim culture marks a return to a culture of revenge

Where perceived slights are personally avenged, and the law is supplanted as the final arbiter of justice

Coarsening of public life a reflection of the times we live in

By Gavin MacFadyen on January 21, 2018   Lifestyle, Politics/Law, Viewpoint, World  

Should we really be surprised – let alone shocked – when our political leaders bring the language of the streets into the corridors of power?

Coarsening of public life a reflection of the times we live in

Should we really be surprised – let alone shocked – when our political leaders bring the language of the streets into the corridors of power?

Curb the impulse to distort history for partisan purposes

By Robert Price on January 17, 2018   Books, Education, Featured Story, Viewpoint  

History is not about judging the past or the people who lived it. It is about understanding how past events made us who we are today

Curb the impulse to distort history for partisan purposes

History is not about judging the past or the people who lived it. It is about understanding how past events made us who we are today

Using student job funding to silence critics

By Cardus on January 12, 2018   Education, Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

The Liberals’ latest decision means summer employment is now a testing ground for ideological adhesion, obedience and purity

Using student job funding to silence critics

The Liberals’ latest decision means summer employment is now a testing ground for ideological adhesion, obedience and purity

Beyak should not be punished for demanding a broader perspective

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on January 10, 2018   Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

The bad experiences at residential schools have been well documented. But we can't forget that there were good experiences as well

Beyak should not be punished for demanding a broader perspective

The bad experiences at residential schools have been well documented. But we can’t forget that there were good experiences as well

Taxing meat is an unpalatable proposition

By Atlantic Institute for Market Studies on January 3, 2018   Business, Health, Lifestyle, Viewpoint  

Arguing that meat is the new tobacco is sensationalist nonsense, since tobacco is not essential to life and food is. Let the market evolve

Taxing meat is an unpalatable proposition

Arguing that meat is the new tobacco is sensationalist nonsense, since tobacco is not essential to life and food is. Let the market evolve

Netflix next battleground in “protection” of Quebec culture

By Peter Menzies on December 20, 2017   Lifestyle, Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

The protection of Quebec's language and identity is so deeply ingrained in every francophone that nothing as petty as a technology revolution can deter its instincts

Netflix next battleground in “protection” of Quebec culture

The protection of Quebec’s language and identity is so deeply ingrained in every francophone that nothing as petty as a technology revolution can deter its instincts

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