Why the Public School Monopoly?
September 13, 2019
The argument that Canadians must oppose public funding for non-government schools is nonsensical, writes Ray Pennings.
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The Better Way For Elizabeth May
September 13, 2019Father Raymond de Souza recommends the Green Party leader stop apologizing for her Christian faith and recognize that politics won’t save the world. Christ already has.
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Licking The Immigration Numbers Game
September 12, 2019Matthew Lau argues setting the ideal annual number of newcomers to Canada makes as much sense as predicting the number of ice cream cones Torontonians will eat on the weekend.
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We Are Each Other’s
September 11, 2019A jarring early morning Amber Alert on her smartphone reminds Hannah Marazzi why we are called to love our neighbours.
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Bringing Back Debate
September 11, 2019As a very tight federal election race kicks off today, we look to the importance of democracy and debate in a time of political cynicism.
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Honouring Shahbaz Bhatti, Servant of God
September 9, 2019Convivium contributor Susan Korah says recognizing the Pakistani martyr by naming a park after him is but a first step in fulfilling the legacy of his fight for religious freedom.
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Seeing the Greening of Canadian Politics
September 6, 2019A question period in his university class revealed to Ben Roy the likely shift in our policy and culture as his Millennial peers and future voters apply an environmental lens to every issue.
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Unwrapping Jagmeet Singh
September 5, 2019Father Raymond de Souza finds the NDP leader a fascinatingly odd fit for the identity politics of a left-wing party because of the very diversity that makes up Mr. Singh.
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Bigotry Repeats Itself
September 4, 2019The differences between Andrew Scheer and John F. Kennedy may be stark. But last month's anti-religious assaults against Scheer hold a troubling similarity to what Kennedy experienced 60 years ago.
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Just in Time Books on Justin
September 3, 2019Cardus Executive Vice President Ray Pennings finds two pre-election books leave open the question of whether Justin Trudeau is a flawed ideologue or a well-intentioned prime minister in training.
