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Policies, Not a Name, Define a True Conservative!
Some of Shakespeare’s most remembered lines from Romeo and Juliet are “What's in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet”. Juliet speaks these lines to Romeo to indicate that the names of things do not affect what they really [...]
Show Me The Votes!
For some time now, Canadians have been repeatedly warned about the dangers of unaccountable money and politics—and rightly so, money corrupts, and—with the exception of power, nothing corrupts politics faster than money. Yet these warnings appear to have fallen on the deaf ears of our ruling elites. Continuing revelations [...]
Waste Not, Want Not
By Joan Janzen While filling out a multiple choice survey by the federal government, asking what our nation’s priorities should be for the next budget, I took advantage of the last option “other”. The ‘other’ great need in Canada is the elimination of waste. ‘Waste not, want not’, [...]
Daring to Speak the Truth
By: Joan Janzen Years ago, Plato said, “No one is more hated than he who speaks the truth.” So, it’s not surprising that people are hesitant to speak up or express their sincere concerns. Canadian psychologist, Jordan Peterson was asked by Sky News Australia, why he chooses to speak up, [...]
Towards a Civil Society
This is the sixth, and final commentary, in a series of commentaries focusing on the question of culture change and how to bring about change for the better. We have published five Commentaries in the series on culture change, and it is fair to ask: where do we [...]
Critical Thinking
This is the fifth in a series of commentaries focusing on the question of culture change and how to bring about change for the better. An entire “critical thinking” industry has grown up in recent years and one has to wonder why? Could the reason be as simple [...]