Canada is burning their churches down with official approval
Canada‘s leftists are burning down churches and Prime Minister Trudeau is doing nothing about it. Trudeau can arrest pastors and put fences around their churches to prevent services, but he can’t do a thing about stopping the Left from burning them to the ground?
“I understand the anger that’s out there,” Trudeau said. In 2017, he said, “Christians are the worst part of Canadian society.”
Trudeau‘s advisor Gerry Butts once fired for corruption and rehired said the anger of the indigenous people is “fully understandable given the shameful history. He might as well have said, go burn down the churches.
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Students and staff at Ryerson are now calling it X University over residential school link
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Various members of the Ryerson University community are now referring to the Toronto post-secondary institution as X University due to its namesake s connection to the residential school system in Canada.
There have long been demands for the university to change its name and remove the statue of Egerton Ryerson a historical Canadian teacher and minister from its campus, which have been reignited in the wake of the discovery of the remains of 215 children on the property of the old Kamloops Indigenous Residential School last week.
Can someone else fix the caring crisis? Moms are tired
News stories need to shift away from mothers pandemic primal screams and towards the people and institutions that have failed them. Chantal Braganza, Chatelaine
Last winter, the
New York Times set up an anonymous phone line for the “parent who’s tired as hell” to vent into. That audio clips of women confessing in low voices that they’re sick of their kids or maybe
not cut out for motherhood, as well as wordless howls of anguish was the intro to a
larger reported series on a pandemic-fuelled crisis among American mothers. Or, more accurately, that this pandemic has exposed. Like many others, I was overwhelmed while listening.