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A Canadian institution that trains future teachers is promoting academic research centered on Marxism and “decolonization,” A man on parole in Toronto is facing a first-degree murder charge, and more.
Marxist decolonization research celebrated at one of Canada’s top teacher colleges
A leading Canadian institution that trains future teachers is promoting academic research centered on global revolution, Marxism, and “decolonization,” sparking concern over the political agenda that may soon be taught to Ontario students.
WATCH: Delton bike lanes collide with winter snow surge
Bike lanes in Northern Edmonton are sparking fresh safety concerns amid a punishing winter.
Paroled man charged with first-degree murder in U of T campus shooting
A man on parole in Toronto is facing a first-degree murder charge after police allege he carried out a “planned and deliberate” shooting that killed an international student on a busy University of Toronto Scarborough campus trail just days before Christmas.
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Carney condemns PS752 deaths, ignores ongoing Iranian massacre
As revolutionary protests against Iran’s theocratic dictatorship enter their 13th night, Prime Minister Mark Carney remains silent on the crisis, even as the Islamic Regime cuts communications and regime officials open fire on demonstrators. In stark contrast, Conservatives are openly backing the Iranian people’s fight for freedom after 47 years of brutal Islamist rule.
Greenland suggests separate U.S. talks without Denmark
Greenland’s foreign minister is pushing for direct talks with the U.S. without Denmark, highlighting a major power struggle within the Danish kingdom over its relationship with Washington.
Brazilian president claims Carney condemned U.S. force in Venezuela
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva claims Prime Minister Mark Carney privately agreed to condemn American “force in Venezuela” during a Friday phone call. The position alleged by Brazil’s president was not reflected in Canada’s official readout of the conversation.
OP-ED: Canada’s ambiguity during global crises risks irrelevance
Dotan Rousso writes, “In today’s world, polite neutrality is not rewarded. It is interpreted as weakness. A country that refuses to take clear stands does not remain above conflict. It simply becomes irrelevant.”
WATCH: Pierre Poilievre Blasts Mark Carney
This week on Off the Record, the panel dives into the controversy of MP Michael Ma, who crossed the floor from the Conservarives to the Liberals and is now accompanying Prime Minister Carney to China.
Scotiabank CEO praises ‘Trump Doctrine’, calls for more pipelines in Canada
On the heels of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro’s arrest by American special forces, Bank of Nova Scotia CEO Scott Thomson said U.S. involvement in Latin America is a “good thing” over the longer term and that more right-wing governments in the region would promote stability.
Atlantic public workers earn higher pay, more benefits than private sector
Taxpayer-funded government workers in Atlantic Canada are cashing in, earning significantly more than their private-sector counterparts last year, even when controlling for factors like age and education, according to a new report from the Fraser Institute.
Ontario court rules naturalized gardens are a free expression right
A Mississauga man’s right to grow a naturalized garden has been upheld by an Ontario Superior Court, which struck down a city bylaw used to destroy his plants, ruling it violated his Charter rights to freedom of expression.
Ontario housing market poised to take another hit this year
Ontario’s housing market is bracing for a significant drop this year, with real estate experts advising buyers to hold off as prices are expected to plummet in the coming months.
How before everyone gets it? This BS has been happening for decades and we, the sheep don't have the balls to put a stop to it! So here is the raw truth, Teachers in this God Forsaken Country, DO NOT TEACH, THEY INDOCTRINATE!
Well here, let's discuss another truism, they, the Teachers, pretend to be poor when the fact is they are among the highest paid anywhere, all things considered. Worse still is the public treats them like they are a charity case, witness the gifts that are placed at their feet at Christmas which raises another question, where do parents get the cash to be able to send all of these begging clowns in a school, flowers?