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- Sep 26, 2026
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Promise vs. Reality: Has BC’s UNDRIP Experiment Delivered? (opens the original)
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After nearly seven years, it is time to compare the promise of UNDRIP to its track record. Back in 2019, the government in British Columbia passed the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA), hailing it as a historic and transformational move to improve relations with indigenous communities by harmonizing provincial law with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). Second, relationships and trust via shared decision-making. The provincial g
Being Better Than Someone Worse Doesn’t Make You Good (opens the original)
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Have you noticed how often people evaluate their conduct by comparing themselves with others? Imagine a driver who is cut off by another motorist. The driver may respond, “I’m not a perfect driver, but at least I’m not like that person!” People use the same logic when discussing morality: “I’m not perfect, but at least I’m not like him.” They may compare themselves with someone who committed a notorious crime and say, “I may have flaws, but at least I’m not a serial killer or a master thief.” Av
Birth Tourism Exploits Canada’s Generous Birthright Citizenship Laws (opens the original)
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Specifically, the court struck down an executive order from the U.S. president that would have eliminated birthright citizenship, maintaining the 14th Amendment’s current interpretation and demonstrating how constitutional entrenchment can thwart reform. Canada also faces an escalating birth tourism problem that Parliament could still solve through simple legislative action. This is good news for Canada, as we would have an easier time ending birthright citizenship than the United States. Canada
Canada Won’t Fix MAID Until It Restores the Value of Human Life (opens the original)
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While that recommendation deserves support, legislative changes alone cannot rebuild society’s foundational commitment to life’s inherent value. The most urgent priority facing Canadian society is restoring an ethical belief in the primacy of life, beginning with families and extending through educational institutions. This cultural transformation requires deliberate effort in homes where parents model life-affirming values and in schools where curricula emphasize human dignity, resilience, and
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