Lawmakers in the state of Utah have moved forward to ban men from competing in women's sports. On Friday, Utah lawmakers voted to override the governor's veto of legislation that
A Toronto-based radiologist and social media influencer has come forward to criticize the Canadian Prime Minister for calling unvaccinated people names. Justin Trudeau previously likened unvaccinated people to "racists" and
OPINION / ANALYSIS Killer robots are here, and their existence and continued development is a concern for the future of humanity. Toronto-area journalist Mark Slapinski tackles the issues in a
OPINION / ANALYSIS It may seem counter-intuitive, but the US government would be wise to invest in Bitcoin, and to do so fast. Russia has been buying up Bitcoin like
The organizers of the Canadian Freedom Convoy are being hit with new charges. This comes as the Ontario government looks to ban various forms of protest with a new bill.
Mark Slapinski OPINION Lia Thomas made waves after "she" won the NCAA, but not because of "her" athletic ability. It was because "she" is actually a biological man, that switched
Mark Slapinski The mask mandate in the province of Ontario, Canada has been lifted as of Monday Mar. 21 for most settings. Doug Ford, the Premier of Ontario, greeted his
Are you ready to step into the Metaverse? Are you afraid of what Zuckerberg is planning for the future? You're not alone. Even if you personally don't plan on using
The former shock jock turned "left-wing" blogger is not the superhero he makes himself out to be. Dean Blundell, a former Toronto radio host fired for homophobic commentary, has re-branded
Mark Slapinski News + Opinion Nandini Jammi, a woman that spends her days trying to cancel Conservative-leaning websites, has her eyes on a new target: The Daily Wire. Nandini Jammi
Kanye West, the rapper that turned heads by standing beside Donald Trump when other rappers wouldn't, was temporarily banned from Instagram on Wednesday in a move described as censorship by
Taxpayers are on the hook once again, covering for CBC's mistakes. CBC was ordered to pay just under $300,000 in legal fees on top of the near $1.7 million it
