Which unprincipled party will you be voting for?
Even overlooking the personal smears, record fudging, or repressing the truth, the parties are filled with contradictions of the things they stand for
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Author: Ray Pennings
Public school monopoly is a disservice to education
A modern, diverse system that meets the needs of a pluralistic society can deliver education in different ways
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Investing in family and faith to minimize social isolation
Too many of us struggle with being disconnected. New studies show that social institutions help lower loneliness
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Where’s the outcry over Quebec’s restrictive Bill 21?
The relatively low value Canadians assign to religious freedom and the tepid opposition to secularism laws are worrisome
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There’s a place for religion in common and public life
At a time of heightened social divisions and isolation, not to mention divisive politics, religious illiteracy is costly
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