Undermining the Family
The next Census will include new questions on “couple relationships” outside marriage and common law, Statistics Canada said yesterday. It follows the first-ever collection of Census data on “gender diversity.”
“Statistics Canada is continually exploring new data sets and assessing their suitability to help supplement or replace content on the Census Of Population,” said a 2026 Census Of Population Content Consultation Report: What We Heard From Canadians. “The country relies on high quality information from the Census,” it added.
The first Census in 1871 collected data on Canadians’ marital status. The next 2026 Census will rewrite terms to examine “couple relationships,” wrote analyst
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Read MoreSponsored article by TENx10, an initiative focused on helping faith matter more to the next generation.
Recent data paints a picture of a digitally connected yet lonely Gen Z. With an average of nine hours spent on their phones and an attention span of eight seconds, nearly half of U.S. teens claim almost constant internet use.
Does this mean that digital natives, or those born during the age of digital technology, are inherently incompatible with the values and community offered by traditional churches–or is there a better way to bridge the gap and authentically connect with these younger generations?
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Read MoreGreenwich Entertainment has scooped up North American rights to Queendom, an award-winning documentary about a queer performance artist whose daring work made her the target of repression in Russia.
Agniia Galdanova directed the film, which made its world premiere at the SXSW Festival in 2023. It won the NEXT:WAVE award at the prestigious CPH:D
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Read MoreParents should be banned from smacking their children to stop long-term damage, doctors say.
A report in the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) said that current laws in England and Northern Ireland are “unjust and dangerously vague”.
They said it was a “scandal” that Scotland and Wales had outlawed smacking – as they did in 2020 and 2022 respectively – and the other two home nations had not followed suit.
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Read MoreDr. Jordan Peterson has condemned the government-funded Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for handpicking doctors to discuss evidence against the gender “transitioning” of children.
In an April 15 X post, Peterson blasted the CBC for only selecting pro-LBGT doctors to discuss the U.K. National Health Service’s Cass Review, which exposes the dangers of “transitioning” children through mutilating means, such as pharmaceutical drugs and surgeries.
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Read MoreIn its 2021 federal budget, the Liberal government introduced its national child care plan. It proposed up to $30 billion in new spending over five years, and then $9.2 billion annually on an ongoing basis to establish national government-regulated child care at an average out-of-pocket cost to families of $10 per day. The stated objective was to build a high-quality, affordable, and accessible child care system across Canada.
The early evidence on the effect of the government program is not encoura
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Read MoreIn the lead up to what will be a contentious Calgary city council meeting on April 22 where the public will speak their minds regarding the city’s proposed up zoning bylaw, Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek says owning a home is just so yesterday.
In a 30-second video posted on Twitter (“X”), Gondek says, “We are starting to see a segment of the population reject this idea of owning a home and they are moving towards rental because it gives them more freedom.”
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Read MoreScotland’s first minister has said transgender women will be protected under any new misogyny laws.
Humza Yousaf insisted that “anyone affected” by misogyny would be covered, whatever their biological sex.
He also insisted the Scottish government would not spend an “inordinate” amount of time deciding whether to follow the recommendations of the recent Cass Review into gender care.
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Read MoreNew research has revealed who would most likely be interested in having sex with robots.
Technology has moved on in leaps and bounds from the days of blow-up dolls to realistic sex robots, which have been ‘built to satisfy’. While a few have made their way onto the market, development continues to improve on what’s available.
Along with the vast shifts towards looking realistic, investing in new sex aids has never been easier. For the shy folk who didn’t relish the idea of strolling into a store
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Read MoreAs G. K. Chesterton pointed out, ‘When you break the big laws, you do not get liberty; you do not even get anarchy. You get the small laws.’
Talk abut a Turkish delight.
Turkey is the most promiscuous country on the planet, according to an amorous analysis of the world’s sexual habits.
The average Turk has slept with more than 14 people according to World Population Review, putting the naughty nation well above the United States.
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