Race-based hiring is the new normal at Canada’s universities
Ninety-eight per cent of job postings at Canada’s top universities now require DEI compliance
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Author: Mark Milke
Criminalizing residential school “denialism” a direct attack on free speech
NDP MP Leah Gazan’s proposed bill would stifle Indigenous voices, too
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Anti-poverty programs exclude 95 percent of poor Canadians
There are more white Canadians live in poverty than all other ethnicities combined
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We owe the Second World War generation a debt of gratitute
Let’s honour historical figures for their achievements, not condemn them for their flaws
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Punishment for thoughtcrimes is the new normal in Canada
Canada goes all-in for 1984
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Cuba is an economic, social, and democratic failure
Why do some still believe the fiction that Cuba, under communism, has been a success?
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Why almost everyone is wrong about racism
The facts don’t support racism as sole cause of inequality
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Ontario school board’s book destruction scandal exposes far-left agenda
Ontario school board’s book destruction scandal exposes far-left agenda
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There is only one way to avoid civilian casualties in war
Don’t start one in the first place. Too bad Hamas couldn’t figure that out, or simply didn’t care
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Book review: the Transcontinental Railway and the rise of Canada
Sheds light on its significance for the development and growth of Canada
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Conrad Black’s “Forgotten History” takes a deep dive into Canada’s civil rights
Dispels many cheap slanders and misconceptions about Canada’s past
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Why are conspiracy theories so popular?
Sorting fact from fiction
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True diversity requires a healthy dose of humility
Who would have believed I would receive a lesson on diversity from a Satanist?
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Why historical figures deserve understanding, not cancellation
Remembrance is about adding to the historical record, not cancelling it
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Systemic racism in Canada is a myth
Charges of systemic racism are not backed up by the data
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Exploring the origin of women’s lack of rights in Islam
Pre-Islamic Arab society is the root cause of Islamic fundamentalism’s hostility to women
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Economist Thomas Sowell tackles ‘Social Justice’ head-on in new book
There are no sacred cows that Sowell doesn’t debunk in Social Justice Fallacies
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Debate over ‘anti-racism’ education intensifies in Ontario
Parents are fighting back against the Ontario School Board’s Critical Race Theory indoctrination
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Slavery is not just a black and white issue
Every ethnic group has practiced slavery and been enslaved
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British Columbia’s greatest judge deserves a fair trial of his own
How Sir Matthew Begbie, who stood up for native rights, went from revered to reviled
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Edmonton Corn Maze’s RCMP design sparks simple-minded controversy
No civilization is without its dark chapters
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Lebanon a cautionary tale of the dangers of modern identity politics
How identity politics contributed to the downfall of Lebanon
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Remixed racism a new challenge for Canadians of any colour
The dangers of misguided anti-racism in Canada
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Why NATO must continue to support Ukraine
Liberal democracies have a common interest in supporting Ukraine
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Why affirmative action should also end in Canada
It is time to reconsider Canada’s affirmative action policies
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Indigenous peoples have a chance – if they grasp it
The future of Indigenous policy requires emerging from the shadows of the past
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John A Macdonald was a passionate advocate for Indigenous rights
The complex legacy of Canada’s founding father
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One on One with Perry Kinkaide: Today’s guest is Mark Milke
Mark Milke discusses the foundational values that define Canada
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Sir John A Macdonald and the fog of cancel culture
Macdonald was a strong advocate for Indigenous Canadians. His record speaks for itself
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Asking “Where are you from?” is not inherently racist
Most people are naturally curious and asking someone where they are from is how we learn more about each other
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