Public Washrooms
You’re out, maybe with some friends, downtown. You’re having a good time nowhere in particular, bouncing between bars and venues as the mood strikes you, when something else strikes you….
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Capitalism Is Great, But Liberalism Can’t Rest on Those Laurels
In a country like Canada, one benefit of modern capitalism — paired with a set of social safety nets — is that most areas of the country1 are basically good…
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We Are Not Guilty of a Colonial Past, But We Are Its Inheritors
Our Inheritance Conversations on the history and implications of colonialism (specifically the British and French versions inflicted on North America) often filter down, for many people, to one of two…
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Controlling Birth Control
Control over control is part of any government’s operations. Regulating the extent to which other entities, like corporations or people, control their own affairs is a natural consequence of having…
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Social Justice and the Social Dictator
Everyone seems to be able to agree on the word “justice” — until you put a modifier on it. Social justice, in particular, has proven profoundly divisive. On the one…
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