Gaza crisis fuels debates on how to distinguish antisemitism from anti-Zionism
Understanding the distinction is essential for fostering constructive dialogue and promoting a just and equitable world for all
Category: Education
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Sorting fact from fiction in conspiracy theories
Where were you when JFK was shot?
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Wonder why university students celebrate the barbaric atrocities of Hamas?
The lies of postcolonial and critical race theories responsible to a substantial degree for the prevailing ignorance about Hamas atrocities
Exploring the secret lives of Canada’s snakes
There are 28 species of snakes in Canada. Can you name them all?
Worldwide protests offer hope to desperate Gaza residents
Global disgust growing at political leaders’ failure to act against Gaza genocide
Why historical figures deserve understanding, not cancellation
Remembrance is about adding to the historical record, not cancelling it
Fixing Canada’s family doctor crisis
Canada is facing a severe family doctor shortage. Here is how we can fix it
Systemic racism in Canada is a myth
Charges of systemic racism are not backed up by the data. In fact, the data shows the opposite
Why a university degree may no longer be the path to success
Cost, debt, cancel culture, and the rise of internet-based learning are diminishing the demand for a university degree
Exploring the origin of women’s lack of rights in Islam
Pre-Islamic Arab society is the root cause of Islamic fundamentalism’s hostility toward women
Green tech turns CO2, glycerol into valuable materials
Groundbreaking discovery could potentially revolutionize several industries, including liquid hydrogen storage
The truth struggles in the Israel-Hamas propaganda wars
SIMON BENNETT: Media manipulation in the Israel-Hamas conflict poses a challenge for journalists
Quebec’s assault on out-of-province students threatens education system
ERIKA SHAKER: Education access under threat as Quebec raises out-of-province tuition fees
Economist Thomas Sowell tackles ‘Social Justice’ head-on in new book
MATTHEW LAU in BOOKS: There are no sacred cows that Sowell doesn’t debunk in Social Justice Fallacies
Superdeep diamonds uncover how ancient supercontinent Gondwana formed
A glimpse into the mysteries of Gondwana
A teacher of genocide grapples with Middle East realities
GERRY CHIDIAC: As a half-German, half-Arab educator, I struggle to make sense of the conflict in the Middle East
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