Opinion
Unlike factual information, opinions are subjective and can vary greatly between individuals. They are often expressed in editorials, commentary articles, blogs, and social media, providing insight into diverse perspectives and fostering discussion and debate.
After 41 Years as a Family Doctor, I Lost My Licence
By Dr. Sonja Kustka For more than four decades, I had the privilege of serving my community as a family physician. I graduated...
An Alaskan Village Cut Off From Its Own Firewood
By Mollie Busby On March 27, [2026], cutting firewood to heat my home became illegal. Not because of anything my husband, Sean, or I...
Next Generation 911
By Shellie Troy When we think of 911 we think of the caring, heroic emergency responders in Police, Fire, Ambulance, and Search and...
Why the Modern World Feels Like a Scripted Performance
By Joe Mandigo Many people today move through their daily lives with a nagging, persistent sense of unreality. Events feel overacted, headlines seem...
Death of the Oshawa Ribfest
The Bureaucratic Starvation of Local Culture By Robert Paterson The sudden cancellation of the Oshawa Rotary Ribfest after 25 years isn’t just a...
The Vitamin K1 Shot and a Parents Right to Know
By Monica Guevara The vitamin K1 shot is commonly given to newborns shortly after birth as part of routine hospital care. Many parents...
The Child Protection Paradox
How Canada’s New Internet Laws Weaponize Vulnerability to Build a Total Surveillance State By Kels | Substack.com/@UnfilteredWithKels Canada is quietly undergoing a radical...
Census Questions Face Charter Challenge
By Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms | jccf.ca The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announces that lawyers funded by the Justice Centre have filed...
Altos Public Spin vs. Ottawas Own Words
By Erin Durant | Substack.com/@TheAltoFiles Before Bill C-15, a property owner who objected to a Notice of Intention to Expropriate was entitled to...
