Author: Darshan Maharaja

The tragic death of Richard Bilkszto compels us to ask how a movement that was ostensibly meant to address and reduce oppression ended up inflicting it, to the point of…

On a number of policy issues, the deep political divide that exists – and persists – is because we haven’t sorted out the fundamental issues involved, and especially the conflict…

Can a religious institution be compelled to act in contravention of the tenets of the religion it belongs to? A recent article in the Globe & Mail has set this…

The decision by Google & Meta to stop sharing links to Canadian-published news will mean that Canadian voices will be absent on the global stage in relation to Canadian stories.…

Our federal government announced a Mercury Care Home for Grassy Narrows with much fanfare, but construction has not even begun years later. If you MP is Liberal, please use this…

Several instances have been reported of School Boards / Trustees acting in questionable ways. If ‘children are our future’, then that future, which is being shaped by out of control…

Out of the many disappointments as an immigrant in Canada, a major one for me is the often-pedestrian quality of commentary by members of the punditocracy, who are generally regarded…

From the public discussion of water advisories at FN reserves, one might imagine that it is ONE problem to be fixed, by resolving an unchanging number of such advisories. However,…

The controversy over flying the Pride flag in York Region schools is an example of how, by demanding unquestioning acquiescence, Progressivism has acquired one of the characteristics of totalitarian ideologies.

Throughout history, societies have succeeded by pushing the boundaries of knowledge. In light of this, the current trends in Canada’s education sector don’t augur well for our future success as…