If Don wasn't a Conservative right winger, the extreme outrage perpetuated by our main stream media would never have happened. Case in point is our PM who wore black face numerous times, was caught groping numerous times, said that French Quebecers are better than English Canadians numerous times, gave millions of dollars to a convicted Muslim...
Let's focus on what Don Cherry did say. He is absolutely right. All Canadians (and he did not single out any one community) should wear poppies to commemorate those who fought for our freedoms.
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Behind the op-ed was an outfit called the Canadian Anti-Hate Network (CAN), a self-described "hate-monitoring" organization based in Toronto. Not only does CAN model itself on the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), it maintains a partnership with the group, which has included receiving SPLC funding and support.
The 85-year-old stands by his comments. Cherry told the Toronto Sun, "I know what I said and I meant it. Everybody in Canada should wear a poppy to honour our fallen soldiers." Anything else?
These "woke" activists who are calling for Don's head are the same people who said Justin Trudeau's blackface incidents weren't racist. This is just another sad attempt to take down a Canadian patriot. Grapes has hosted Coach's Corner for over 30 seasons. Every Saturday night, Canadians tune in to hear what the Coach has to say. He deserves much...
The move to fire Cherry - a Canadian icon - is a disgrace, and Sportsnet has revealed themselves to be weak and cowardly in the face of politically-correct outrage.
More Canadians need to wear poppies. Immigrants to Canada need to be taught about our Remembrance Day traditions. And Don Cherry should not be censored for speaking on behalf of so many patriotic Canadians, including new Canadians.
Unlike his fellow soldiers, Pegahmagabow's fight does not end with the armistice. He's a decorated veteran, but when he returns to Canada, he remains an Indian: a "ward of the state," denied the rights of a Canadian citizen. He can't vote, and - as is the case with all First Nations people at the time - almost every aspect of...
Toronto Police have announced that Mohammed Naufal Hadi of Toronto has been arrested and charged with 54 sexual assault-related offences. as a part of a sexual assault investigation.
It is difficult for any group or individual to find a platform if they dissent from the increasingly narrow range of acceptable speech. Who gets to speak and what they say is being decided by modern-day Brownshirts, some of whom have already demonstrated that they have lost their grip on basic human decency by beating journalists and shouting down...
