Hamster-wheel Governance
The water advisories at First Nations are merely the proverbial tip of the iceberg – of ineffectual governance. For all the claimed activity by governments, hardly any action takes place…
Power(less) Play
When a Canadian government tolerates the mistreatment (or worse) of Canadians by foreign regimes, it overlooks the damage that it does to our sovereignty. What starts out as partisan power…
A Little Knowledge
One (of the many) sources of our problems as a multicultural society is that we haven’t yet understood the multiple cultures that exist here – but nonetheless have firm opinions…
The love that wasn’t
The immigration scam of fake marriage and ‘divorce’ destroys lives in its wake. These lives are victims of apathetic politicians who, for short term personal gain, don’t go anywhere near…
Challenging Voices
On certain issues, ‘ethnic’ voices are automatically deemed to represent not only authentic views but also often THE authoritative word on the matter – unless the person voicing that view…
Wrong Course
Our much-ballyhooed policy of accepting hundreds of thousands of international students every year feeds – and is fed by – forces that are inimical to the well-being of our society.…
Why Election Campaigns Are Pointless
They say that ‘Campaigns matter’ – and maybe they do, in terms of the outcome of an election. But when judged against the actual governance that the winning party delivers,…
Nominal Representation
Dysfunction & general ineptness in government are often points of complaint from Canadians. But this sad state of affairs is but a natural outcome of the process that brings certain…
Goalposts On Wheels
All talk of achieving herd immunity re Covid has evaporated – now, every single individual is supposed to be vaccinated. Dire consequences are threatened for any dissenters. This, & the…
Honour Among Thieves
As politicians intensify the push to make Covid vaccine mandatory (sometimes by resorting to lies), our pliant punditocracy merely parrots their statements instead of correcting them. One wonders why the…