Art Class Turned Dangerous: The Alarming Reality in Canadian Schools

Once a creative haven, high school art classes have transformed into unsettling environments. A shocking incident involving a young teacher attacked with scissors underscores a disturbing rise in violence in Canadian schools. While educators' unions point to underfunding as the main issue, journalist Brock Eldon presents a chilling alternative theory: it's the teachers' own actions, fueled by a 'woke' agenda, that have contributed to this crisis.

Culture Clash: Quebec's Controversial Identity Politics

The CAQ government in Quebec, despite promising no more independence referendums, is fiercely pursuing a national identity agenda. Their latest initiative mandates that immigrants conform to a 'common culture'—essentially prioritizing the French language while enforcing secularism to the point of potentially banning public prayer. Anna Farrow investigates this exclusionary tactic, revealing a national project that may alienate countless newcomers.

The DEI Dilemma: A Call for Intellectual Reawakening at Canadian Universities

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives have become deeply embedded in Canadian universities, resulting in the stifling of free speech and a disregard for merit. Jonathan Barazzutti outlines actionable steps that institutions can take to restore intellectual diversity—a crucial foundation that would also enhance demographic inclusivity. His proposals aim to realign universities with their core mission: the relentless pursuit of knowledge and truth.

A Man Against the System: One Individual's Legal Odyssey

Facing the disillusionment of an ineffective judicial system, Gleb Lisikh's unwavering resolve shines through. His ongoing battle, a three-year saga of legal challenges, exposes the dysfunction plaguing Canada’s courts. He startlingly uncovers a movement within the human rights framework that threatens to exclude countless Ontarians from legal protections.

The Rise of Digital Currency: Is It Friend or Foe?

As Canadians navigate a landscape increasingly dominated by digital finance, the Bank of Canada's push for central bank digital currency (CBDC) has sparked concern. Promising convenience and financial inclusion, CBDCs are currently under scrutiny in over 100 countries. However, Gleb Lisikh argues that these digital currencies might be more perilous than beneficial.

Why Understanding Cryptocurrency is Becoming Essential

For many, basic banking knowledge suffices. But as government control expands, understanding cryptocurrency and digital finance could become crucial for privacy protection. Drawing lessons from the Freedom Convoy, Lisikh delves into the intricacies of cryptocurrencies as a defense against financial censorship, raising questions about the Bank of Canada’s sudden interest in a cashless future.