"Before we are providing assistance in dying, we need to provide assistance in living," argues Dr. Rebecca Vachon (PhD) on TVO's The Agenda with Steve Paikin.

Today, marriage is often seen as a private affair between two people, focused on happiness and personal fulfillment. But what if marriage holds a much deeper purpose? What if it’s not just about the couple, but about the good of society as a whole?

"As the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, Cardus, and others have pointed out, Toronto keeps overpaying on construction projects, by $350 million a year," writes columnist Jerry Agar.

Ontario's colleges won't start 2025 with a strike, but what other problems lurk on the horizon?

Our report, "Still Christian(?) What Canadian Christians Actually Believe," sparked a spirited conversation between two Roman Catholic podcasters.

"But if the majority of members of the standing committee have their way ... Canada would become, officially, a country without a soul," writes Peter Menzies.

"As a school leader is thinking about implementing AI in any way, they can anticipate that there might be some reluctance among a fair portion of the teaching staff," says Dr. Lynn Swaner, President - US of Cardus.

"Leftists often hate religion but love what religious people do. But what religious people do cannot be replaced. Sally Ann doesn’t stand for Secularist Atheists," writes Fr. Raymond de Souza.

Marriage is down, but Manitoba is hiring more marriage commissioners. What gives?