Kathy Shaidle blogs at Five Feet of Fury. Her new book about the Canadian Human Rights Commissions is The Tyranny of Nice: How Canada crushes freedom in the name of human rights — and why it matters to Americans, coauthored with Pete Vere.
He's been found not guilty of "flagrant Islamophobia" — yet is it a victory when a shadowy court permits you to write?
Trapped in an Orwellian nightmare, Canadian author Howard Rotberg struggles to clear his name.
One legal battle for the publisher who reprinted cartoons of Mohammed is over. Seventeen others remain.
The Canadian Human Rights Commission hits a new low by investigating a stand-up comic who heckled hecklers.
At a surreal tribunal last week, ancient liberties came under assault from the Canadian thought police.
Warming up for his appearance before a human rights tribunal next month, Mark Steyn recently confronted his phony "accusers" on live TV. He got the better of them, but they will have the upper hand in court.
The Left's tendency to repeat its mistakes over and over actually illustrates the conservative view of life: that human nature is fallen, universal, and cannot be permanently improved.
Why is the Canadian Human Rights Commission permitted to employ high-tech Stalinist tactics?