By Jonathon Van Maren I’m sitting in the Halifax Airport after two days in Cape Breton, where I was working with the staff and students at a little Christian school on how to respond to the spread of digital pornography. The school, incidentally, was twenty minutes down the road from Grand Narrows, the inspiration for…
By Jonathon Van Maren It will not come as news to the average American that there is a sizeable segment of elitist liberals who despise them, despise tradition, despise the values America was built on, and at times even rise from their routine contempt to despise those Americans who have not kept up with the…
By Jonathon Van Maren Whenever the Liberals are losing an argument badly, they fall back on a tried-and-true tactic: Demonize those they disagree with and demonize the Conservatives by association. During the debate yesterday on the Canada Summer Jobs Program, they consistently accused the Conservatives of being sympathetic to pro-life Canadians (which, as this kerfuffle…
John Barros joins Jonathon Van Maren to chat about what it is like to spend every day of every week outside an abortion clinic, begging women not to go through with their abortions. Barros sees the very best and the very worst of our culture–and has seen over 1,000 babies saved.
By Jonathon Van Maren If you had told me that Donald J. Trump, a man who once regularly donated to pro-abortion politicians, would end up as president of the United States and lead one of the most pro-life administrations in recent memory, I probably would have laughed at you. Scratch that, I’m sure I would…
By Jonathon Van Maren Justin Trudeau, the glamorous youngish prime minister beloved by globalists and progressives around the world, has had a very lousy 2018 so far. He was once the anti-Trump, widely panned as the successor to Barack Obama, and the Liberal International Order’s great hope in a new populist age. Now, he’s managed…
By Jonathon Van Maren So Patrick Brown, who was forced from the leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party back in January over allegations of sexual misconduct, and then resurfaced to join the leadership race to replace himself, has now resigned from that race, citing pressures on his family and the strain of having to battle…
By Jonathon Van Maren One of the things I enjoy the most about being able to interview people for The Bridgehead every month is the fascinating stories, insights, and perspectives I get to hear. Sometimes, those perspectives catch me off-guard—like the perspective of Hershel “Woody” Williams, who is one of only three surviving Medal of…
By Jonathon Van Maren A few years ago, I spent an afternoon deep beneath the City of David, which is about a 45-minute walk from the Jaffa Gate of Jerusalem. I was wading through what is known as Hezekiah’s Tunnel, a narrow underground passageway hewn out of solid rock. The water at times could rise…
By Jonathon Van Maren Earlier this month, I noted that the so-called “feminist foreign policy” of some Western countries was in reality responsible for the destruction of millions of baby girls in the womb, leading, in a sick irony, to a shortage of women. At the time, I was referring to an Indian government report…