Genocide begins when people choose to remain silent
Genocide doesn’t happen because of “monsters” but because the rest of us choose to do nothing
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Parents turning to tutors as education standards decline
More parents are relying on tutors to teach the basic skills students once learned in the classroom
Canada once took kids’ TV seriously
Children’s television once assumed kids could think and feel deeply. That approach shaped a generation
A life built on comfort cannot give a person meaning
Real purpose comes from responsibility, sacrifice and serving something larger than oneself
Canada lets child-porn offenders off easy while targeting Bible believers
Courts weaken mandatory minimum sentences for child-porn offenders as Ottawa signals interest in prosecuting Bible believers for hate
Manitoba just got a wake-up call on school safety
School attacks underscore why students need police in their schools
Ontario’s school boards finally face accountability
The Ford government is stepping in after years of waste, mismanagement and sliding public trust
Canadians love Nordic-style social programs as long as someone else pays for them
Generous social programs come with trade-offs. Pretending otherwise is political fiction
Why Remembrance Day should be a national statutory holiday in Canada
It’s the only way to ensure veterans are honoured and their sacrifice not forgotten
The government must stop politicizing Remembrance Day
A day meant to honour those who served is being dragged back into partisan politics
The numbers Canada uses to set policy don’t add up
Canada’s biggest policy mistakes come from treating complex systems as simple math
New report exposes a literacy crisis in Manitoba schools
New report warns that too many children struggle because schools ignore decades of research on how reading really works
What a Second World War aircraft taught me about Remembrance Day
Sitting inside a B-25 showed me why Remembrance Day isn’t something we can take lightly
