Jonathan Riley

How well are we raising our children? Are they turning into the individuals we want them to become?

Some view the practice of religion today as backward. One might argue that religion truly has no power to change or improve anything, and is only restrictive and divisive.

The nuclear family is the single most important institution in any society. Without it, our very existence would quickly become jeopardized.

On the same day as the Ontario-wide teachers strike, we took to the streets to ask teachers about their perspective on violence in schools. We also have a Viewpoint from the former director of curriculum in Alberta, Mr.

The Umayyad empire was the seventh-largest empire in the history of mankind. How did the culture, scientific advances and conquests of the Arabian civilisation impact the Mediterranean theatre?

Is it possible that we pass on genetic traits to our descendants based on habits we form in our lifetime? When a sperm reaches an egg, a dramatic yet microscopic chemical reaction takes place.

We visited Toronto to ask the general public if they could define the meaning of love. We have a Viewpoint on the real definition of love, but we thought it would be helpful and insightful to see how people generally define love.

Charlemagne or Charles the Great is one of the key historical figures in the reconstruction and unification of the Western Roman Empire.

The morning of December 7th, 1941 saw Pearl Harbor awake to a Japanese surprise attack meant to remove the USA from WWII before this "sleeping giant awoke". What did Japan see in this isolationist nation that caused them such fear?

In just six days the state of Israel shocked the world as it fought against 5 surrounding nations to not only defeat their enemy but gain a stronghold on the entire region. How did Israel win the Six Day War?

The ancient Babylonians had an almost symbiotic relationship between religion and government that lasted for millennia. Yet it can be found even to this day as it bubbles away almost unnoticed under the banner of a united Europe.

The story of early Christianity is a story of struggle, persecution and martyrdom, often at the hands of the ruling government.