Politics

2025: A Year of Changes

There are times in life when everything shifts. When you stop just going through the motions and start asking yourself…

1 year ago

Leaving Chaos For a Dream

I'm not running away. I’m just finally ready to walk toward something better. The world I’ve known feels like it’s…

1 year ago

When Canada Stops Making Sense

The decision to leave your country doesn’t usually happen overnight. It simmers. Maybe it starts with a few passing frustrations.…

1 year ago

Mark Carney: Misunderstood or Mislabelled?

Lately, I find myself increasingly compelled to push back against the wave of misinformation, disinformation (and let’s be honest) plain…

1 year ago

Canada at a Crossroads

This post is longer than what I usually write, but that's okay. The issue we're facing in Canada today is…

1 year ago

The Network That’s Pulling Us Apart

Social media was supposed to connect us. At least that was the pitch: an easy way to share, stay in…

1 year ago

Fake News, Real Consequences

In today's digital age, the proliferation of false and misleading information—collectively known as misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation (MDM)—poses a significant…

1 year ago

Alberta’s Loyalty Shifting To Become Its Own Liability

PREFACE: This is a rare political post and rest assured, dear readers, that it will be the exception and not…

1 year ago

Blind Party Loyalty: The Slow Death of Democracy

Imagine cheering for a hockey team that changes its coaches, players, and even playing style every season, yet you still…

1 year ago

Political Views – For The People

For a while, and for the second consecutive federal election, I found myself feeling like a "political orphan." I didn’t…

1 year ago