Ray Pennings discusses religiously inspired violence with Canadian intelligence veteran Phil Gurski.

A case of anti-Semitic vandalism raises questions about whether parents truly matter to the Toronto District School Board.

Hamilton’s historic Chedoke Estate has reopened after a year of restoration work.

A Cardus report that federal funding created a fraction of the new child care spaces expected in the first year of operation in B.C., Saskatchewan, and New Brunswick.

It's time to humanize criminal records, argues Renze Nauta at Cardus.

Cardus report author and education expert Dr. Paul Bennett argues we must all recognise and respond to pandemic disruptions on education.

“If the city of Toronto is looking to raise revenue, [gambling] is the most regressive way to do so,” Cardus' Brian Dijkema tells the Toronto Star. “It is the worst way to raise revenue. I can’t think of a worse way other than going door to door and threatening people.”

Religious neutrality does not mean “defaulting” to no religion, says Andrew Bennett.

Renze Nauta joins host Rob Breakenridge to discuss how to humanize criminal records.