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OP-ED: Indigenous reparations, underdevelopment, and dysfunction need rethinking
"Judging from previous spending, most of this money will have little positive impact on either 'reconciliation' (reparation) for past errors or hastening socio-economic equality with non-Indigenous Canadians."
Taxpayers billed nearly $2.8 million for vaccine injury compensation
Newly unveiled statistics from June 1, 2021 to December 1, 2022 show that 1,067 claims of vaccine injury have been found admissible for compensation by the federal Vaccine Injury Support Program.
BONOKOSKI: If only Trudeau did think about monetary policy
Justin Trudeau wasn’t kidding in 2021 when he said, “you'll forgive me if I don't think about monetary policy”— despite former Bank of Canada governor David Dodge suggesting it was a stupid enough quote for the prime minister to walk back.
GUEST OP-ED: Canada may have thousands of pretendians – here’s why
Pretendianism – pretending to be an Indian – has been commonplace for generations. In recent decades, however, indigenous identity theft by white Canadians has skyrocketed in lock-step with the growing status, influence, privilege, and wealth that faking Indian pedigree now yields.
B.C.’s fertility rates plummeted well below national average
In 2020, B.C.’s fertility rate fell to just 1.17 children per woman while the national average was at 1.4. Since 2009, fertility in B.C. has fallen 22% from 1.47 since 2009 , while nationally it fell by 16%.
LEVY: BC transgender activist warns parents about dangers of trans ideology
“A lot of these people (kids identifying as trans) come from difficult backgrounds and have psychological issues,” Jenn Smith told a GTA-area forum Sunday titled Protecting Women’s Spaces in the age of Transgenderism, which was hosted by The Democracy Fund.
U of T report says almost 6 million Canadians experienced food insecurity in 2021
A new report by University of Toronto researchers found that almost six million Canadians experienced food insecurity in 2021.
KAY: Combatting the pit bull advocacy machine
"I rarely write about pit bulls these days. But like an old war horse, when the trumpet sounds – in this case, two pit bull-related fatalities in Canada – I feel bound to respond."
72% of parents worried about feeding families: poll
A new Ipsos poll shows that 72% of Canadian households with kids are concerned about feeding their families due to the soaring cost of living driven by inflation.
Far more Canadians thinking of suicide than before pandemic
According to Statistics Canada data, only 2.7% of Canadians in 2019 reported struggling with thoughts about killing themselves. By 2021, that number had reached 4.2%.