Barbara Kay

2 weeks ago | nationalpost.com | Barbara Kay

Advertisement 1If euthanasia is considered a right, then so too should self-directed home careArticle contentRoger Foley is a leading activist for the rights of the disabled, including his own. A hero to associations for the disabled, he is often considered a thorn in the side of health bureaucrats. Recently, an account of his case — emanating more sympathy for the bureaucrats than for Foley, alas — was prominently featured in these pages.

1 month ago | nationalpost.com | Barbara Kay

Advertisement 1The worst news on this front is that the problem may be insolubleArticle contentUniversities are ground zero for the most virulent strains of antisemitism that plague the West today. But within them, some clusters are more problematic than others. Above all, the widespread antisemitism in university faculties of medicine and affiliated hospitals.

1 month ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Barbara Kay

Universities are ground zero for the most virulent strains of antisemitism that plague the West today. But within them, some clusters are more problematic than others. Above all, the widespread antisemitism in university faculties of medicine and affiliated hospitals. Simmering for decades in these departments, the October 7 pogrom unleashed a dramatic surge in its expression amongst students, faculty and practitioners that cries out for attention at the highest levels.

1 month ago | nationalpost.com | Barbara Kay

Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1By failing to stop his candidates from endorsing the Vote Palestine platform, Carney essentially opened the door to foreign interferenceArticle contentPrime Minister Mark Carney’s election victory speech included a note of humility: “Over my long career, I have made many mistakes, and I will make more, but I commit to admitting them openly, to correcting them quickly, and always learning from them.” Yet it is too late to correct one of his big mistakes.

2 months ago | nationalpost.com | Barbara Kay

Advertisement 1 Canadians’ right to express evidence-based opinions on Islam’s texts, history, and political causes without fear is on trial Article content Islamism — defined most benignly as “the belief that Islam should influence political systems”— is, according to Joe Adam George, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute’s National Security Analyst, the “biggest existential threat to Canada within its borders.” Yet, in the English-language leaders’ election debate, when Bloc Québécois leader...