Cory Morgan

Cory talks about the need for political parties in municipal elections.Guest: John Carpay of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms on C-63.

The Online Harms Act, if enacted, poses a threat to freedom of expression in Canada. Many Canadians may resort to self-censorship to evade potential prosecution by the Canadian Human Rights Commission. .Even those who choose not to self-censor and exercise their Charter-protected freedom of expression may find their online content removed by social media platforms seeking to comply with the new regulations. This situation creates a climate of fear regarding the Digital Safety Commission. The Jus…

Economic times have been tough since governments around the world decided to overreact to COVID-19 in 2020. In shutting down parts of the economy while increasing government deficit spending, the recipe for mass inflation was created and the outcome was as expected. Supply chain shortages led to runs on consumer products while currency creation shot the prices through the roof. It will take at least another decade before we see stable economic activity again.Today Canada is suffering from a hou…

Canada is facing social and economic challenges on every front and mass immigration is one of the prime culprits behind it. With nearly 1.3 million people entering Canada in 2023 alone, the correlation is undeniable.Access to housing has hit crisis levels. Healthcare and educational institutions are bursting at the seams. Inflation is slamming every type of consumer good while ethnic based divisions and conflicts are on the rise throughout the country. One needn’t be an economist or sociologist…

The issue we have isn’t 15-minute communities in themselves. It’s that we are dealing with urban density-obsessed authoritarian zealots who plan cities. The issue isn’t the concept, but with the motivation of those promoting it and how they want to go about it.

The Phoenix payroll system scandal

There will be no reconciliation without truth

Cancel Culture in Academia

The secrecy must end on Calgary’s electric bus scandal

The juiciest press releases always come out on Friday afternoons before long weekends. When a company or government is forced to release something they aren’t proud of, they do it when the public is inclined to be distracted and hope the furor winds down by the following Tuesday. Last Friday afternoon before the Thanksgiving weekend, a small company in Aldergrove BC called Vicinity Motor Corporation quietly put out a release with some dire news for its investors.