John Carpay

Commentary Nov. 9 and 10 marked the 88th anniversary of Kristallnacht, literally “Crystal Night” but more commonly referred ...

Commentary Passed into law by Parliament in 1876, Canada’s Indian Act has always been, and remains today, inherently ...

Commentary If the United States demanded that Ottawa consult Washington before Canada adopted “major policy or regulatory initiatives,” ...

Commentary If Rebel News is not a “qualified Canadian journalism organization” producing “original” news, then neither is the ...

Commentary On June 27, 2021, Harry Cope brutally attacked Brittany Sack, his common law partner, on Cunard Street ...

Commentary Laws that confer different legal rights and obligations based on an individual’s race, ethnicity, or ancestry are ...

Commentary The Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) has looked into enacting biometric scanning for Canadians on local ...

Canadian sovereignty is once again an issue with the possibility of Canada becoming an 'associate member' of the ...

Commentary Not satisfied with ordering Barry Neufeld to pay $750,000 to LGBT teachers, the BC Human Rights Tribunal ...

Albertans should be able to debate public questions without fearing a human rights tribunal prosecution merely because their ...

Commentary If the topic wasn’t so serious, I might be laughing about the federal government’s statement of defence ...

Commentary In a free society, should government-owned facilities be available only to people who hold the “right” opinions? ...

Commentary Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act, is being sold as a way to protect children from ...

Commentary Canadians are being asked to accept a quiet but profound transformation in the relationship between citizen and ...

Commentary Hatred against Muslims is a terrible thing. So is hatred against Jews, Christians, Hindus, Sikhs, atheists, agnostics, ...

Commentary Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act, is the latest building block to be added to the ...

Commentary Why do Canadians cherish privacy in the first place? If a person has nothing to hide, why ...

Commentary Human rights legislation in Canada was originally passed to narrowly address discrimination in areas such as employment, ...

Draconian decisions by tribunals stifle Canadians' free speech.

Commentary Having governments spy on citizens is a great way to reduce crime! Consider how many more criminals ...

Commentary Our ancient right to move about freely was affirmed and vindicated by the Nova Scotia Supreme Court ...

Commentary In a free country, adults should have the right to choose their own psychological counselling options, and ...

Commentary Like the sugary coating of a bitter pill, nice-sounding words often cover bad ideas that people are ...

Commentary The federal government is appealing its Emergencies Act losses to the Supreme Court of Canada, in a ...

Commentary There are now questions around whether large swathes of Vancouver could be closer to belonging to an ...

The more Canadians embrace natural law and practice traditional moral values, the harder it becomes for woke ideologues ...

Commentary Benjamin Franklin wrote 250 years ago that “Only a virtuous people are capable of freedom. As nations ...