By Matthew Clark Canadians have traditionally thought of themselves as a prosperous people. This does not mean that they see themselves,...

By Matthew Clark January 2025 will witness the reincarnation of a Donald Trump Presidency. Within the United States there will most...

By Matthew Clark A cannonball travels only two thousand miles an hour. Light travels two hundred thousand miles a second. Such is the...

By Matthew Clark Wilfred Laurier was Prime Minister of Canada from 1896-1911. During that 15 year period of governance he made settlement...

By Matthew Clark Is this the endtimes? The short answer to that question is who Knows? Noone except the Lord God himself knows if this is...

By Matthew Clark Quintus Ennuis (239 B.C.-169 B.C.) the father of Roman Literature once observed, "The Victor is not victorious if the...

By Matthew Clark The tradition of Thanksgiving in Canada initially started with native peoples holding ceremonies and festivals to...

By Matthew Clark Alexander Solzhenitsyn, future Soviet dissident and Nobel Prize winner, was born on December 11, 1918 in Kislovodsk,...

By Matthew Clark Timur, known to history as Tamerlan, was born in 1336 near Samarkand (Uzbekistan). He died on February 19, 1405, near...

By Matthew Clark Contemporary professional sports, particularly in North America, has become a multi-billion dollar industry where...

By Matthew Clark One of the most pervasive beliefs among liberal democracies, or rather nations which claim to be liberal democracies, is...

The Threat of A Dominant Minority By Matthew Clark Arnold J. Toynbee was born on April 14, 1889 in London, England. His parents were...

The Search For Survival. By Matthew Clark Sir John Bagot Glubb, later nicknamed 'Pasha Glubb', was born on April 16, 1897, at Preston,...

Alexander Fraser Tytler-Lord Woodhouselee By Matthew Clark Alexander Tytler (the Fraser was added when he married) was born in Edinburgh,...

By Matthew Clark Recently I returned to Canada from a trip over to France and Belgium. The reason for the journey was to visit the World...

By Matthew Clark I just arrived back in Canada four days ago. My flight back was from Paris to Montreal. For fifteen days an old buddy...

By Matthew Clark July 1st, 2024 is the 157th anniversary of Canadian Confederation. So what is the state of public affairs in the...

By Matthew Clark One of the lasting effects natural disasters such as Tidal waves, earthquakes, hurricanes, and pandemics have had on the...

By Matthew Clark Of all the changes I have witnessed within Canada in my lifetime (1958 to the present) perhaps the most dramatic is in...

By Matthew Clark One of the more curious characteristics of contemporary western nations is the strong trend toward religious atheism...