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Day: January 4, 2023
National Ribbon Skirt Day, Through The Work Of Acclaimed Canadian Artist, Jackie Traverse
National Ribbon Skirt Day in Canada is a day that celebrates the beauty and cultural significance of the ribbon skirt, a traditional garment worn by many Indigenous peoples in Canada. Isabella Kulak, a Cree artist and designer based in Toronto, is one of the leading advocates for the promotion and celebration of National Ribbon Skirt Read More…
Is The Notion of World Peace Achievable?
Achieving world peace is a complex and multifaceted challenge that requires the cooperation and efforts of governments, international organizations, civil society groups, and individuals around the world. While there is no single solution to the problem of global conflict, there are steps that can be taken to promote peace and reduce the likelihood of violence. Read More…
Canada’s Aging Population Is The Responsibility Of All Levels Of Governments
Canada’s population is aging, with seniors (defined as those aged 65 and over) expected to make up a quarter of the population by 2036. This demographic shift has significant implications for the country, including the potential strain on healthcare and social services. One of the main challenges of an aging population is the increased demand Read More…
Canadian Government Reaches Agreement To Settle Percival Class Action Lawsuit
Indigenous people in Canada have a long history of being forcibly removed from their homes and communities, and being placed in boarding schools or other institutional settings such as Residential and Day Schools. In recent years, many indigenous people have come forward to speak about the abuse and trauma they experienced while living in these Read More…
U.S House Of Representatives Adjourns With No Speaker
House Majority leader Kevin McCarthy, failed to secure the Speakership on three roll call votes The United States House of Representatives has a long tradition of electing a speaker on the first roll call vote. In fact, it has not failed to do so since 1923. This is partly due to the strong group of Read More…
Does Political Correctness, Suppress Meaningful Democratic Debates?
Political correctness, which refers to the avoidance of language or actions that may be perceived as discriminatory or offensive, has long been a controversial topic. Some argue that it is important to respect the rights and feelings of others and to be mindful of the impact of our words and actions, while others argue that Read More…