A Drop of Water, a Dose of Medicine and a School Seat Can Be a Source of True Happiness
Posted on 13 October 2026A smile is not always an expression of a fleeting moment of happiness. For many people around the world, it may be a sign of regained safety, overcoming a crisis, or receiving a new opportunity for life. As World Smile Day is celebrated on October 2, the importance of efforts that help people regain the basic conditions that make a smile possible becomes clear — from food, medicine and clean wat ...
Quebec Election: Why Plamondon’s PQ 2.0 is poised for a spectacular self-destruction
Posted on 06 October 2026Following the provincial election, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon’s Parti Québécois has secured a minority government, fundamentally shifting the political landscape of Quebec. While the party faithful celebrate in the streets, wrapping themselves in fleur-de-lys flags and dusting off sovereignist manifestos from decades past, the broader electorate can breathe a collective sigh of relief. Quebec ...
Quebec Election: PQ projects the racism and fascism of a morally bankrupt elite
Posted on 03 October 2026The political discourse in Quebec has long been carefully curated around a singular, existential struggle: the preservation of the French language and a distinct cultural identity. However, a deeper examination of the province's power structures reveals that this linguistic defence mechanism has been weaponised by a nationalist elite to enforce a rigid, exclusionary social order. Under the guise o ...
Quebec Election: How racist elites use education and mass deception to consolidate power
Posted on 03 October 2026A quiet and troubling shift is occurring across Quebec’s high schools and university campuses. For years, political observers wondered how the Parti Québécois (PQ)—a party once written off as a relic of the 20th century—could suddenly capture the imagination of a new generation. Under the leadership of Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, the PQ has enjoyed a massive resurgence, fuelled by a ...
How Vermont could legalize Its path to Canada
Posted on 30 September 2026BURLINGTON, VERMONT -- Technically, it is very difficult for any state in America to seek independence or to join Canada. The act of a state attempting to separate from the United States is officially illegal. This illegality is heavily backed by case law argued more than 150 years ago, most notably in the landmark 1869 Supreme Court ruling
The United States is locked in a state of perpetual political exhaustion, a reality that citizens from coast to coast grapple with daily. But for one small, independent-minded state, a simpler solution sits just across the northern border. It is time for Vermont to stop trying to fix a broken federal system and finally join Canada.This is not a radical proposition born of sudden frustration. It is ...
Why Vermont should join Canada already
Posted on 01 October 2026
Did Quebec Superior Court Judge Anne Marie Paquette intimidate a black judge?
Posted on 30 September 2026Allegations demand independent oversightThe integrity of Canada’s justice system relies entirely on the perception that its judges operate with absolute independence, free from internal collusion or administrative coercion. When serious allegations emerge suggesting that senior judicial leadership is actively managing court files to engineer specific outcomes, the public interest demands ...
Quebec Human Rights Tribunal Judge Magali Lewis shockingly calls Superior Court Judge Piche's decision illegal
Posted on 28 September 2026Welcome to the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal, an institution uniquely dedicated to ensuring that human rights are treated as optional suggestions, or perhaps mild inconveniences to be brushed aside by the judiciary. If an institution is supposed to exist to minimize unnecessary suffering, preserve public confidence, and maximize fairness for the greatest number of citizens, nobody seems to h ...
Why Azimuddin Hussain should replace Anne Paquette as Quebec Superior Court Justice
Posted on 23 September 2026MONTREAL -- At a recent public event, Chief Justice Marie-Anne Paquette openly lamented the systemic denial of access to justice for self-represented litigants in Quebec. To anyone familiar with the internal operations of her court, the moment carried a profound sense of irony. It mirrored a restaurant manager standing in the middle of a dirty, neglected dining room, loudly criticizing the filt ...
Why Minnesota should just join Canada already
Posted on 21 September 2026I. The Fracturing of the Union and the North Star's DilemmaMINNEAPOLIS -- The political fault lines fracturing the United States have moved past the point of ordinary legislative gridlock. For residents of the North Star State, the view toward Washington, D.C., has become increasingly alienating. The traditional American experiment, built upon the foundation of federalism and shared ...
