"Those who talk of 'tolerating all opinions' are very provincial bigots who are only familiar with one opinion."
G.K. Chesterton in Illustrated London News Feb. 24, 1912, quoted in Gilbert Magazine Vol. 9 #6
Next Saturday, Sept. 9, at 1:00, the Canadian Centre for Men and Families - Ottawa is having its Grand Opening. It's "Ottawa’s first health and social service hub uniquely dedicated to the unmet needs of boys, men, fathers and their families" and the event is at the centre, at 292 Montreal Road, Suite 302.
Whether or not you can make the Grand Opening, the Centre needs your support. I do hope to see you there.
In my latest National Post column I say the debate on niqabs ultimately hinges on what human beings are, that they should have rights... or not.
In my latest National Post column I wish news stories would more often refer to government spending being cut, especially by contrast with the lurid and generally inaccurate "slashed".
Jesse Brown of Canadaland just posted an interview with me about The Rebel, Charlottesville and the state of public debate more generally. He and I certainly don't see eye to eye on a lot of things so I appreciate the opportunity to have a civil discussion about our disagreements instead of the sort of shouting match that too often erupts nowadays.
In my latest National Post column I insist that, since Islam is a religion not a race, whatever concern about radical Islam might be it cannot be racism.
In my latest National Post column I say compassionate, intelligent, constructive discussion of Confederate monuments must begin with forthright recognition that they celebrate racial slavery and bigotry.
In my latest National Post column I say departing Saskatchewan premier Brad Wall was a good man but not a great conservative.