Provincial issues
In a previous article I blogged about the loss of religious freedom in Canada, but how that loss (though far more becoming of, say, North Korea than an allegedly “free” nation) was the lesser concern. The greater concern was the lack of judicial stability. Judges change their minds – and legal precedent – on a whim.
Well, it appears to have happened again.
Continue reading “Judicial turbulence ahead”
I read an article recently in the Toronto Star that essentially claimed, “Look, Alberta’s minimum wage hike didn’t hurt them.” This will be brief, but I do have a few observations.
Some interesting stuff for your reading pleasure…
Boy, I’ve been tardy lately. Lot’s going on. Hopefully I’ll get back into the swing of things in the coming weeks.
Here’s some interesting stuff for you to consider.
Diverting public funds to subsidize private schools seems like a bad idea, doesn’t it? Well, apparently about 2/3 of Albertans think it’s a bad idea.
Let’s do some math.
Continue reading “Public education, private education and funding”
Here’s a bunch of stuff I found interesting recently, beginning with legalized pot.
A Catholic high school in Red Deer let a pro-life speaker do a presentation in their religion class.
Yes, it was a Catholic school.
Pro-life. At a Catholic school.
This is considered “newsworthy?”
Continue reading “Catholics, abortion and “medical accuracy””
What do bathroom bills in the states, Jordan Peterson, Jason Kenney and Brad Trost all have in common? They embrace, or are at least open to, socially conservative views. And they are expressing those views. Publicly.
And they are being slammed for it by liberals, the media and social media. And they don’t care. And they won’t back down.
Intriguing..
Continue reading “Social Conservatives in politics – a new wind blows”
Some interesting stuff I read…
