Stop the petty sniping at philanthropists

Article Abstract:

The Globe and Mail newspaper printed an editorial that praised Seymour Shulich, Toby Tannenbaum and others for their donations of valuable paintings to Canadian art museums, but criticized wealthy donors who dare to take tax deductions for their contributions. Such criticism is unwarranted.

Criticism and interpretation, Tax deductions, Media coverage, Philanthropists, Globe and Mail (Newspaper)

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The madness of the unisex experiment

Article Abstract:

Experiments in the 1970s and 1980s to eliminate gender roles failed because there are essential differences between men and women. Women have been at the forefront in the campaign to lambast political correctness such as author Anne Roche Muggeridge who defends little boys' behavior.

Social aspects, Analysis, Sex role, Sex roles, Political correctness

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Canada - the guilt of having stolen goods

Article Abstract:

The US passed the Helms-Burton Act in an attempt to prevent foreign companies from profiting from stolen US property. Instead of supporting the law, Canada has opposed the bill. This makes Canada a collaborator with Fidel Castro and his repressive regime.

United States, Canada, United States foreign relations, Cuba, Canadian foreign relations

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