Amber Alerts are intended for specific situations where sufficient evidence exists to believe a child has been abducted and is in potentially mortal danger. These are not casually deployed. Continue reading
How perverse that in a confrontation between an opulent dictator and the oppressed working poor, Canada’s largest labour union chooses to side with the former. Continue reading
It will be fascinating to see whether China now bullies the U.S. as it has tried to do with Canada, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading
What is the magic age when you decide to just let them grow wild? Continue reading
The criteria for what makes a good baby name is highly subjective and there are all sorts of cultural, historic, and religious factors that shape the choices parents make. Continue reading
Canada may finally be having a wake-up call about our current prime minister, Justin Trudeau. Continue reading
The great news is we don’t have to wait long for another holiday, writes Scott Thompson, because February brings Family Day. Continue reading
Our reliance on smartphones and selfies can have some rather profound risks when it comes to personal memory, writes researcher Giuliana Mazzoni. Continue reading
The story of the Liberal Party’s strength is told in the regional and sub-regional numbers, pollster Darrell Bricker says. Continue reading
Ali Housell, spokesperson for Trans Mountain, describes research into the potential impact of expanded pipeline and tanker activity on the west coast, while Sen. Doug Black comments on C-69, the new environmental review legislation proposed by the federal government. Continue reading