A woke Postmedia columnist has taken it upon himself to repeatedly label the Western Standard as an "alt-right website." This slanderous statement is misleading and a disservice to readers seeking unbiased journalism. Addressing these repeated unfounded claims and clarifying what the Western Standard and the Saskatchewan Standard represents is crucial.It is time to set the record straight: the Western Standard is not “alt-right.”First, let's define "alt-right."The term, short for "alternative right," emerged in the late 2000s and gained prominence in the mid-2010s. It is a far-right political movement characterized by white nationalist and white supremacist ideologies..Moe concerned over Trump’s proposed 25% tariff, calls for border security collaboration.The alt-right promotes white identity politics, often rejects mainstream conservatism, and operates primarily online to spread its messages of racial hate.By this definition, the Western Standard unequivocally does not fit the "alt-right" accusation. We do not promote white nationalism, supremacist ideologies, or any form of hate speech. Our platform is dedicated to providing balanced news coverage and insightful commentary.The columnist's insistence on using the "alt-right" label seems less about accuracy and more about advancing a personal vendetta. By extension, he not only maligns our publication but also disrespects our readers. He is implying that those who engage with the Western Standard are part of some deplorable group, which is both insulting and baseless..EXCLUSIVE: Sask school allows boys in Grade 7 female changing room, parents outraged.Look at social media responses to his articles, especially those concerning our exclusive story from October 16 about biological boys using the female changeroom at a Saskatchewan elementary school. You will find that approximately 95% of posters disagree with his opinions. This overwhelming opposition suggests that his views are not resonating with the public. Instead of self-reflection, he continues his misguided crusade against the Western Standard.This columnist shows a peculiar obsession with the story of the female changing room. He has written extensively about Jared Clarke, bringing attention to personal aspects of Clarke's life more than any other journalist. While everyone — including the NDP — has moved past this story, he persists in keeping it alive..Saskatchewan faces $743.5 million deficit, agricultural ‘challenges’ push deficit up.He even went so far as to label our coverage a "nonsense story" and claimed that "nothing worse than I've seen in 40 years" of reporting in Saskatchewan.Such statements raise questions about his objectivity and professional judgment. Is this unrelenting focus serving the public interest or a personal vendetta?While traditional media outlets, especially his employer, grapple with declining readership and relevance, the Western Standard is experiencing significant growth. We are proud to be Alberta's number one news site and are rapidly expanding our reach in Saskatchewan. Our commitment to quality journalism is underscored by the recent addition of esteemed figures such as former Sask Party cabinet minister Bronwyn Eyre, former talk show host John Gormley, and respected commentator Lise Merle.These reputable figures would not associate with an "alt-right" outlet..Saskatchewan Throne Speech outlines ambitious growth, government spending.Their involvement with the Western Standard is a testament to our credibility and dedication to journalistic integrity.Meanwhile, Postmedia faces its own challenges. Reports indicate that their Saskatchewan newspaper readership is rapidly shrinking and they lack printing facilities as of February 2025. It is hard to be a newspaper when you cannot print a paper.The issue is not that people have lost interest in the news. They are turning away from outlets whose columnists seem increasingly out of touch with their audience.By clinging to outdated narratives and misrepresenting organizations like the Western Standard, this columnist contributes to the decline of his publication. It's a disservice not only to his employer but also to the journalistic profession as a whole.It's worth noting that other mainstream news organizations, such as the CBC, refer to us as the Western Standard..Saskatchewan Throne Speech announces major spending plan for education.There's no need for unwarranted labels or derogatory terms. This recognition from peers further invalidates the "alt-right" accusation and highlights the biased nature of the columnist's claims.In an era where misinformation can spread rapidly, responsible journalism is more important than ever. Labels like "alt-right" carry significant weight and should not be used flippantly or as tools for personal vendettas. Such mischaracterizations only polarize the public and undermine the public's trust in the media.The Western Standard remains committed to delivering factual, balanced reporting and providing a platform for a range of voices. We encourage healthy debate and respect for differing opinions while upholding the highest standards of journalistic ethics.The persistent mislabeling of the Western Standard as "alt-right" by a Postmedia columnist is not just incorrect, it's an example of irresponsible journalism. As we continue to grow and serve our readers, we remain undeterred by baseless attacks..Saskatchewan Throne Speech details new healthcare spending.We focus on providing quality news and commentary reflecting Saskatchewanians' values and interests.We invite readers to judge for themselves and to engage with our content critically. After all, an informed public is the cornerstone of a healthy democracy. It's time to move beyond unfounded labels and focus on the substantive issues that truly matter.
A woke Postmedia columnist has taken it upon himself to repeatedly label the Western Standard as an "alt-right website." This slanderous statement is misleading and a disservice to readers seeking unbiased journalism. Addressing these repeated unfounded claims and clarifying what the Western Standard and the Saskatchewan Standard represents is crucial.It is time to set the record straight: the Western Standard is not “alt-right.”First, let's define "alt-right."The term, short for "alternative right," emerged in the late 2000s and gained prominence in the mid-2010s. It is a far-right political movement characterized by white nationalist and white supremacist ideologies..Moe concerned over Trump’s proposed 25% tariff, calls for border security collaboration.The alt-right promotes white identity politics, often rejects mainstream conservatism, and operates primarily online to spread its messages of racial hate.By this definition, the Western Standard unequivocally does not fit the "alt-right" accusation. We do not promote white nationalism, supremacist ideologies, or any form of hate speech. Our platform is dedicated to providing balanced news coverage and insightful commentary.The columnist's insistence on using the "alt-right" label seems less about accuracy and more about advancing a personal vendetta. By extension, he not only maligns our publication but also disrespects our readers. He is implying that those who engage with the Western Standard are part of some deplorable group, which is both insulting and baseless..EXCLUSIVE: Sask school allows boys in Grade 7 female changing room, parents outraged.Look at social media responses to his articles, especially those concerning our exclusive story from October 16 about biological boys using the female changeroom at a Saskatchewan elementary school. You will find that approximately 95% of posters disagree with his opinions. This overwhelming opposition suggests that his views are not resonating with the public. Instead of self-reflection, he continues his misguided crusade against the Western Standard.This columnist shows a peculiar obsession with the story of the female changing room. He has written extensively about Jared Clarke, bringing attention to personal aspects of Clarke's life more than any other journalist. While everyone — including the NDP — has moved past this story, he persists in keeping it alive..Saskatchewan faces $743.5 million deficit, agricultural ‘challenges’ push deficit up.He even went so far as to label our coverage a "nonsense story" and claimed that "nothing worse than I've seen in 40 years" of reporting in Saskatchewan.Such statements raise questions about his objectivity and professional judgment. Is this unrelenting focus serving the public interest or a personal vendetta?While traditional media outlets, especially his employer, grapple with declining readership and relevance, the Western Standard is experiencing significant growth. We are proud to be Alberta's number one news site and are rapidly expanding our reach in Saskatchewan. Our commitment to quality journalism is underscored by the recent addition of esteemed figures such as former Sask Party cabinet minister Bronwyn Eyre, former talk show host John Gormley, and respected commentator Lise Merle.These reputable figures would not associate with an "alt-right" outlet..Saskatchewan Throne Speech outlines ambitious growth, government spending.Their involvement with the Western Standard is a testament to our credibility and dedication to journalistic integrity.Meanwhile, Postmedia faces its own challenges. Reports indicate that their Saskatchewan newspaper readership is rapidly shrinking and they lack printing facilities as of February 2025. It is hard to be a newspaper when you cannot print a paper.The issue is not that people have lost interest in the news. They are turning away from outlets whose columnists seem increasingly out of touch with their audience.By clinging to outdated narratives and misrepresenting organizations like the Western Standard, this columnist contributes to the decline of his publication. It's a disservice not only to his employer but also to the journalistic profession as a whole.It's worth noting that other mainstream news organizations, such as the CBC, refer to us as the Western Standard..Saskatchewan Throne Speech announces major spending plan for education.There's no need for unwarranted labels or derogatory terms. This recognition from peers further invalidates the "alt-right" accusation and highlights the biased nature of the columnist's claims.In an era where misinformation can spread rapidly, responsible journalism is more important than ever. Labels like "alt-right" carry significant weight and should not be used flippantly or as tools for personal vendettas. Such mischaracterizations only polarize the public and undermine the public's trust in the media.The Western Standard remains committed to delivering factual, balanced reporting and providing a platform for a range of voices. We encourage healthy debate and respect for differing opinions while upholding the highest standards of journalistic ethics.The persistent mislabeling of the Western Standard as "alt-right" by a Postmedia columnist is not just incorrect, it's an example of irresponsible journalism. As we continue to grow and serve our readers, we remain undeterred by baseless attacks..Saskatchewan Throne Speech details new healthcare spending.We focus on providing quality news and commentary reflecting Saskatchewanians' values and interests.We invite readers to judge for themselves and to engage with our content critically. After all, an informed public is the cornerstone of a healthy democracy. It's time to move beyond unfounded labels and focus on the substantive issues that truly matter.
