The death of forgiveness in an age of self-righteousness
Modern society doesn’t forgive. There’s no sense that a person’s life is always a mixture of light and darkness
Read MorePosted by Gerry Bowler | Aug 20, 2018
Modern society doesn’t forgive. There’s no sense that a person’s life is always a mixture of light and darkness
Read MorePosted by Brian Giesbrecht | Aug 19, 2018
It was the settlers, with their hard work and the values they carried, who made Canada the wonderful country it is today
Read MorePosted by Frontier Centre for Public Policy | Aug 17, 2018
Despite what trendy education gurus say, a teacher’s competence in their subject makes a noticeable difference to student achievement
Read MorePosted by Gerry Bowler | Aug 16, 2018
Those teaching the humanities have abandoned attempts at outlining the grand narratives, the threads that link important events and people in art and history
Read MorePosted by Joseph Quesnel | Aug 13, 2018
We need to follow the example set by New Zealand, which gave the Māori the economic, educational and social help they needed, while allowing them to preserve their culture
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