Globe Editorial
Those with HIV obliged to disclose status to sexual partners
Otherwise, the vulnerable would be at risk
Globe Editorial
Job loss tragic, but companies cannot be forced to stay in Canada
Premier Dalton McGuinty’s proposal to change law not viable
Electronic commerce
Canada’s anti-spam law goes too far
The government’s draconian anti-spam scheme makes it difficult to do business in the 21st century
Earlier discussion
Q&A: Why the Quebec Question still matters
Irvin Studin, Louise Arbour and Alexandre Cloutier took reader questions about the future of the Quebec Question
What readers think
Feb. 7: Letters to the editor
Today’s topics: trade, human rights and China; organ donation; online learning; panda diplomacy ... and more
Drawn
A Super Bowl party glossary, by John Martz
Recent drawings from Page 2 of the Focus section, by John Martz and Graham Roumieu
Editorial cartoon
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Browse this month's work by Globe editorial cartoonists Brian Gable and Anthony Jenkins
IRVIN STUDIN
Why the Quebec question still matters
Some two decades after the deaths of the Meech and Charlottetown accords, there’s been no passing of the torch to new thinkers and ‘stars’ of federalism. Over time, people forget how to speak about the question altogether
MARGARET WENTE
Is it okay to abort girls?
According to an Angus Reid poll, 66 per cent of women think there should be laws governing whether a women can abort a fetus solely because of gender
LAWRENCE MARTIN
The myth of Tory economic performance
Stephen Harper’s ever-soaring estimations of his record are starting to be challenged by many observers
BOYD and ROBERTSON
Manage the Chinese relationship at a personal level
It’s the challenge for statecraft in this century. By focusing on people-to-people connections, Canada can build trust that will serve our commercial interests and advance our ability to play constructive internationalism
NEIL REYNOLDS
America’s down, but not out
Mark Carney says it’ll take years for the U.S. economy to recover. Nonsense, says American political scientist Charles Doran
LYSIANE GAGNON
In search of red flags in the Shafia case
Who could have foreseen that a father could coldly engineer the murder of three daughters?
PITMAN POTTER
The integrated approach to engaging Beijing
Canada should emphasize, constructively, that trade and human rights are inseparable
ROBERT BROWN
Let’s debate OAS based on fact, not perception
The Chief Actuary’s own numbers confirm the entitlement system’s financial health
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Healing a firm wounded by 9/11
Howard and Edie Lutnick on remembering and rebuilding at Cantor Fitzgerald
DRAWN OFF TOPIC
Actor Eric Peterson on the old-fashioned movie theatre experience
Talking current affairs with not the usual sources
FAITH EXCHANGE
New year, ancient resolutions
The Globe’s monthly panel convenes to discuss religion and new beginnings
Collected Wisdom Philip Jackman
How fast are we all hurtling through space?
The numbers will make your head spin
Live chat, Wed. Noon (ET)
Where will your retirement income come from?
BMO's Tina Di Vito will answer your questions in a live online discussion
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Rob Carrick's tips on how to save more money
The Globe's personal finance columnist answered your questions in a live chat
Earlier discussion
The New Humanitarians
George Roter and Sasha Lezhnev took reader questions about innovations in foreign aid
Editorial cartoonist bio
Brian Gable
Because there are very few academic programs or courses devoted specifically to editorial cartooning people become cartoonists in a number of different ways.
Anthony Jenkins
Anthony Mars Jenkins was born and raised in Toronto and spent his early career delivering The Globe and Mail.
