Kristallnacht in Canada’s Parliament

 Antisemitism on full display in Parliament courtesy of Jagmeet Singh and the NDP-Liberal Coalition. “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” – George Santayana In recent years, Canada has seen a troubling rise in antisemitic incidents, prompting serious concerns about the roots and perpetuation of this

Minister Joly’s mandate to regulate the media is anti-democratic

 With the availability of global media, now more than ever, people do not have to rely on a singular government narrative to find the truth. In a democracy, a free press and freedom of expression mean it is the prerogative of an individual to read or say want they want

A chat with Canada’s most influential union leader, Jerry Dias

 As president of Unifor — Canada's largest private-sector union — Jerry Dias has been at the forefront of the most pressing economic, social and workplace issues the past decade. He began working at de Havilland Aircraft (now Bombardier Aerospace) in 1978, becoming a steward and eventually president of Local 112. 

Women and Children Gain from Global Affairs Partnership

 Natacha was at a crossroads. Should she marry the man she loved, even though he lived in the water-deprived village of Anoum (Benin), in West Africa? For women in other villages, choosing to live in Anoum was not a decision to take lightly. Young girls and women are traditionally tasked