Catholic school board trustees quit over decision to fly pride flags
Two trustees with the Waterloo Catholic District School Board (WRCDSB) left their positions over what one calls the board’s domination by a “newly created religion of Wokeism.”
Canada Must Reward Work
Excessive money-printing, deficit spending, and a move towards a Universal Basic Income will all further destroy the incentive to work, produce, and achieve that has made our country successful.
E3 2021 Banned Words ‘Test List’ Includes ‘Canada’ For Some Reason
A JavaScript file in the works has been discovered on the official Electronics Entertainment Expo (E3) website that lists “Canada” and “Canadian” as banned words for this year’s E3 virtual event.
With a physical E3 2021 event canceled amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), the program’s organizer, offers four-day public broadcasts, virtual showrooms, lounges, forums and more. through a portal and online application.
Given that change, it makes sense for ESA to seek to moderate public discourse for offensive content, but it is less clear why certain words such as “Canada”, “Canadian”, “toejam” or “women’s rap” were blocked.
Fauci’s upcoming book scrubbed on Amazon, Barnes & Noble amid backlash
White House coronavirus adviser and long-time U.S. infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci’s upcoming book has been scrubbed from and altered on online listings, amid criticism that he is profiting from the deadly COVID-19 pandemic.
‘Stay Tuned!’: Trump Shuts Down Personal Blog, Teases Appearance On New Social Media Platform
Trump senior aide Jason Miller announced the end of the “From The Desk Of Donald J. Trump” blog Wednesday morning, saying it “will not be returning.” Trump first announced the site in early May, less than a month before its demise. Miller confirmed on Twitter that the removal of the blog is a precursor to Trump joining a social media platform, though he did not offer any details.
UNICEF Says Restricting Children’s Porn Access Infringes Human Rights.
The study led UNICEF to believe that there is no conclusive evidence to prove that pornography harms children, and, therefore, that “any efforts to block children from accessing pornography online might infringe on their human rights.”
