By Matthew Clark In Canada according to legacy media support among residents of the Canadian province of Alberta for Alberta nationhood, that is Albertans severing their political union with Canada to form their own nation, is running at 20%. Given the jurisdictions population which is greater than 5 million, this means at least 1 million citizens of Alberta support the action of Albertan separation. In the Canadian province of Quebec support for separation stands at approxia

By Matthew Clark According to The Old Farmer's Almanac (almanac.com/content/history-mothers-day) the first observance of Mother's day occurred in 1887 in Henderson, Kentucky. A teacher by the name of Mary Rawles Sasseen led her class in a session focusing on honouring mothers. Later Ms. Sasseen would publish a pamphlet calling for a special day to honour mothers. She suggested April 20th (her mothers birthday) as a good date to salute all moms. Mary died in 1906. Three women,

By Matthew Clark The Following Post is dedicated to my cousin, who shall remain nameless in order to avoid retribution in Draconian Politically Superwoke Canada! "We would like to acknowledge the first nation whose traditional and unceded territory upon which we are gathered here today!" Canadians, coast to coast to coast, have been subjugated to this pathetic statement of nonsense for the better part of at least 11 years ( since the election of Justin Trudeau to Prime Minist

By Matthew Clark David Betz, Professor of War at the Department of War Studies Kings College London, is the unlikliest academic to become an internet sensation. A transplanted Canadian who emigrated to the United Kingdom in 1998, Betz has kept the date of his birth a guarded secret. Various internet sources have listed the year of his birth within a range which commences at 1954, and extends to 1969. It is known that he was born in Canada, acquired both a Bachelors Degree and