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By Jonathan Kay: Published in The National Post, December 30, 2008.

In December’s final days, the self-reflective question I ask is this: Laid end to end, would my weekly offerings provide an intelligent synopsis of the year that was?

As in most years, my travails disappoint. Too often, I directed my aim at tiny, annoying targets of opportunity that happened to scurry across my journalistic field of vision — Heather Mallick, anti-Israeli public-service unions, radical student groups — while ignoring the big-game trends rising up against the horizon. Continue Reading »

“a Hue of uniformity ”
As Canada expands its diversity, we increasingly are cornering our minds into a collectivist cage of consensus, where vocabulary and reason is subtracted from public discourse. Immigration from other cultures ought to and will increase our knowledge and expand our perspective, but not when we hold our freedoms captive while opening the doors of morality to relativism. Continue Reading »