Last week’s announcement that Microsoft will shed a stunning 27 percent of its global workforce seems to confirm popular ...

Theodore Dalrymple in Law & Liberty crystallizes the recent riots in France to a simple equation: “Whole generations have ...

Among the many true things that cannot be said out loud in our era of wokist orthodoxy is that some recent immigrants might be fundamentally different ...

Market diversification is a sensible enough strategy for Canada, but Mark Carney’s fixation on closer ties with Europe is ...

Although the hour in the UK is late indeed, the country’s Conservatives still seem scared to focus on the key issues of mass ...

There’s no longer any doubt, writes Spiked’s Brendan O’Neill: the radical left, “keffiyeh-adorned lowlifes”, Islamofascists ...

Sexual assaults against U.S. women have dropped substantially, notes Christina Buttons in City Journal. But the unhinged ...

That free speech has been fundamental to Judaism for over 3,000 years is especially admirable considering the innumerable anti-Semitic attacks that ...

The case of Medhani Yohans ought to be both a teaching moment and a vivid red flag for Canadians. Fleeing his troubled homeland of Eritrea in 2017, Yohans managed to get himself smuggled through Egypt ...

If you want to learn the truth about a time and place, it would make sense to ask some of those who were there. In this heartfelt memoir, Elaine Ayoungman Clifton, who was born into the Siksika First ...

Cast in metal and set atop concrete, the life expectancy of a statue ought to be far longer than that of the human being it represents. Not anymore. In 2015 Picton, Ontario held a party to celebrate ...

With another Canada Day having passed, it’s a good time to reflect on the patriotic fervour sweeping the country. In P.M. Szpunar’s estimation, much of it is nothing to be proud of. From performative ...