Two Solitudes of Secularism
Two distinct interpretations of secularism are discussed by Leslie Rosenblood, Secularism Chair of the Centre for Inquiry Canada, and Michel Virard, President of... Read more.
“Offensology experts” according to Pascal Bruckner
Photo: Archives JF Pagga According to Pascal Bruckner, the fashionable phenomenon of class defectors provides some fine examples of ‘dolorism’. Christian... Read more.
Laïcity in the State, a delicate balance
Benoît Pelletier. The author is a lawyer emeritus, has a doctorate in law and is a distinguished professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Ottawa. March... Read more.
The taboo of fiscal secularism
By Maxime Pedneaud-Jobin Former mayor of Gatineau (2013-2021) La Presse, Montreal, February 15, 2024 Radio-Canada’s programme Enquête recently highlighted... Read more.
What is Biological Sex ?
Perhaps you “know” what is “biological sex”, perhaps you still wonder after the deluge of strong affirmations that «sex is a spectrum»... Read more.
Rights and privileges, the reign of confusion
by Patrick Moreau, Le Devoir, Friday July 28th, 2023 Rights and privileges should not be confused. Rights, in particular “human rights”, are freedoms... Read more.
The sex of our angels
From Jean-François Lisée’s blog Published on 06/19/2023 Translated from French by DeepL and verified by Michel Virard Image distributed... Read more.
The misadventures of slavery in New France
Comments on Brette Rushforth 2012 book, by Jean-François Lisée Le Devoir, June 30th, 2023 (TN: bold highlining is mine) At first, the native slaves bought... Read more.
The fight against Islamophobia is a smoke screen
By Nadia El-Mabrouk* & François Dugué Letter to Le Devoir, March 29, 2023 When the position of Canadian representative against Islamophobia was announced,... Read more.
Another step forward from Quebec
By Marie-Andrée Chouinard Editorial. February 18th, 2023 With the introduction this week of Bill 11 on medical assistance in dying (MA), Quebec is continuing a... Read more.