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Michelle Allaby spent Thursday night carrying a stack of paper door-to-door in her Dartmouth, N.S., neighbourhood. She and two other mothers have amassed more than 350 signatures in protest of what they call “political correctness to the extreme.” Less...

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The Death of an Age and Its Faith

The death of an age is a bloody business. Men, disillusioned with the promises of their faith, yet unwilling to surrender them, strike out at everything in rage and in frustration. Like a rudderless ship, the civilization loses its direction and is dri...

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If you see ‘a little brown … just let the tap run for a bit’:

MONTREAL — A huge boil-water advisory affecting 1.3 million people in Montreal, described by local officials as unprecedented in the recorded history of the city, was lifted late Thursday. City officials ended the two-day-old advisory at 10:15 p.m., af...

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IRS Scandal Follows Old Obama Illinois Pattern

Boy, it sure makes a primary or election contest easier when your opponent pulls out, don’t you think? Barack Obama has been managing to do that since he won the Democratic nomination for state senator in Illinois in 1996, and it helps explain the IRS...

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Canada's Supreme Court: Truth as ‘Hate Speech'

As the United States Supreme Court ponders whether to set aside God's law concerning marriage, and replace it with their own law-the decision is expected to be announced in June-the Supreme Court of Canada recently made a ruling that casts a shadow...

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Sweden's Worst Riots in Years

May 23 2013 09:45 PM | Bluelikeme in World News

Reuters) - The scene of Sweden's worst riots in years, Husby is on the surface at least a typically neat suburb of colorful playgrounds, manicured parks and low rise apartment buildings

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More Evolutionary Storytelling: The Enigma of Grandmothers

Judith Shulevitz is a writer I admire, not least for her good timing, better than my own: She wrote a wonderful and highly praised book on the Sabbath (The Sabbath World: Glimpses of a Different Order of Time) that came out 18 months before the book on...

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The Attack Against the Family

Earlier this year (1981), I was a witness in the trial of some fathers for having their children in a Christian School which refused to submit to state controls. Some of the fathers were prominent citizens of that county. The charges against them were...

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Piers Morgan: Now I see U.S. government tyranny

Is British CNN host Piers Morgan finally admitting gun advocates have a point when they say the Second Amendment is to protect citizens from tyrannical government? Morgan has made headlines for many months as he loudly trumpeted the cause of gun contro...

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DOJ on 'gays': 'Silence will be interpreted as disapproval'

Under President Obama, “justice” is anything but blind. Neither is it deaf. In fact, based on recent revelations, it appears to be watching your every move and listening to your every word. Still, if you happen to be a federal employee, now it’s even l...

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Is 'Fluoridegate' the new civil-rights scandal?

The next time you raise a glass of fluoridated city water to your mouth for a drink, think again. The water you are putting in your body to protect your teeth may be doing you more harm than good. The story of fluoridating water is one of most successf...

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Stephen Meyer's "The Return of the God Hypothesis"

A caller on Michael Medved's Science and Culture Update today challenged Discovery Institute's Stephen Meyer and Oxford mathematician John Lennox in a way that prompted an important distinction from Dr. Meyer. A theme of the program was the co...

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Even abortion industry insiders 'freaked out' by Gosnell

PHILADELPHIA – As the nation awaits a verdict in the abortion murder case against Kermit Gosnell, new revelations of his 40-year career continue to surface. And what they reveal about the abortion industry isn’t a pretty picture. Found in Gosnell’s bac...

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Sri Lankan newspaper publishes scathing editorial about Baird, Harper: “Baird is a buffoon”

| Blue Knight in World News

In recent weeks, the Harper government — and Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird specifically — has launched a series of verbal salvos at the Sri Lankan government about its human rights record. At issue, is an upcoming Commonwealth summit scheduled to...

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Oliver Comes Out On Top in Clash With Fames Climate Catastrophist

Apr 30 2013 07:40 PM | Bluelikeme in Canadian News

Oliver comes out on top in clash with famed climate catastrophist

It takes a rare politician to stand up and take shots at a climate scientist who’s the darling of the global warmist movement. Even more uncommon is to see a politician take on such a climate scientist—and win the contest.

And so unfolded events last week when Joe Oliver, Canada’s natural resources minister, flew into Washington to build support for the Keystone XL pipeline. Before speaking at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Mr. Oliver pointedly took aim at James Hansen, the former NASA scientist and one of the godfathers of climate catastrophism. Instead of a gooey marshmallow capitulation on the issue of climate change, Mr. Oliver questioned Mr. Hansen’s tendency to make claims that are at least exaggerations and often outright beyond-the-fringe.

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Agency withdraws casting call for CBC show that specified ‘any race except Caucasian’

Apr 30 2013 07:35 PM | Bluelikeme in Canadian News

The job posting on the casting website asked for someone of "any race except Caucasian" before it was changed.
A casting call to hire a new CBC host that specifically said white people need not apply has been withdrawn, with the casting agent offering apologies for the mistake.
The original ad for the host of a children’s show, posted on the casting agency’s website under a CBC logo and on Craigslist, said: “Please only submit [an audition tape] if you match the following criteria: Male between the ages of 23-35 years; Any race except Caucasian.”

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Bon appétit! Muslims go wild in 'demonic' ritual

| Blue Knight in World News

A former Muslim Brotherhood terrorist claims a bizarre video released out of Egypt demonstrates the “demonic” spirit that has gripped the nation since its 2011 Islamic revolution. The video shows a wedding celebration in which a group of men in a frenz...

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Our opposition to Bill 14 – a question of principle

MONTREAL - Quebecers, deeply attached to French, our common language, want to ensure that it continues to thrive in this corner of North America we have called home for some 400 years. A number of successive laws, leading up to the Charter of the Frenc...

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Applying the Lessons of One of Texas’s Most Infamous Shootings to Sandy Hook

On October 16, 1991, George Hennard drove his car through the front window of Luby’s Cafeteria in Killeen, Texas. He was there for one purpose, and stepping out of his vehicle, calmly and methodically opened fire on more than two score unarmed patrons...

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I agree with Laura, freeze Muslim immigration

Some things are just so “politically incorrect” you just can’t say them in polite company. Yet, that attitude can result in the destruction of a nation. Recently, radio talk-show host Laura Ingraham set off a firestorm of controversy and debate by stat...

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Montreal’s bilingual character should be cherished

MONTREAL - When I was 13 years old, I fell in love with the French language. One trip to Montreal and this American boy was smitten. As my passion for French grew, so did my yearning to become bilingual. At Yale University, I majored in French, and stu...

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Palestinian children’s art exhibit postponed after allegations of propaganda

FREDERICTON, NB — A Palestinian children’s art exhibit that was scheduled to open in Fredericton last week was postponed due to public pressure stemming from allegations that the work is propaganda and was done by adults. The exhibit, a Child’s View fr...

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Welcome Tamerlan Tsarnaev — But You’re Outta Here Elian Gonzalez!

Recently, the intelligence agency of a government our State Department classifies as “innocent” of sponsoring terror (Russia’s) warned the U.S. government to keep an eye on a potential immigrant terrorist. That individual was Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the sla...

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Resources minister touting Keystone in U.S. slams climate scientist

Americans face a “stark choice” to keep importing heavy crude from unfriendly countries with far worse environmental records than Canada or opt for the controversial $7-billion Keystone XL pipeline to funnel Alberta’s oil sands crude to Gulf refin...

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A border-crossing fee is exactly what the U.S. and Canada do not need

Margaret Atwood once remarked that if the national mental illness of the United States is megalomania, that of Canada is paranoid schizophrenia. But is paranoia towards the United States justified? Not usually. Take a closer look at reports of a new bo...

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If all kids really belong to everyone …

“We have to break through our kind of private idea that kids belong to their parents or kids belong to their families and recognize that kids belong to whole communities.”– MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry. Much has been said about Melissa Harris-Perry’s c...

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Illusions About Why Muslim Brothers Kill

Despite the fervent wishes of the progressive media and the buffoonish David Sirota, who hoped the culprit was “a white guy,” the terrorists who bombed the Boston Marathon have turned out to be not white, Tea Party, tax-hating bitter clingers, but Chec...

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Despite recent Conservative malaise, only spectacular collapse could stop Stephen Harper