GLOBE EDITORIAL
Quebec's impasse is a test of leadership
The government and the students should both show restraint
GLOBE EDITORIAL
The Supreme Court is right to hear life-support case
The facts have shifted, but the highest court needs to give direction
GLOBE EDITORIAL
Harper has chosen the right time to leave Afghanistan
As of 2014, Canada will have done its best for both countries
Mexico City
G(irls)20 Summit blog
Canada’s Claire Charness shares her experiences in Mexico City, where delegates from around the world are gathering to discuss the economic and political empowerment of women.
What Readers Think
May 23: Letters to the editor
Today’s topics: on-the-job dangers; youth activism; the end of the National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy; blackflies … and more
Drawn
Drawn: Welcome to patio season
Recent drawings from Page 2 of the Focus section, by Graham Roumieu and John Martz
Drawn
CBC television, Canadian Broadcasting Cutbacks, by John Martz
Recent drawings from Page 2 of the Focus section, by John Martz and Graham Roumieu
Editorial cartoon
Long hot summer
Browse this month's work by Globe editorial cartoonists Brian Gable and Anthony Jenkins
Jeffrey Simpson
Ten years of sacrifice, no sense of victory for Canada in Afghanistan
It is to be regretted that Stephen Harper’s wisdom on ending Canadian participation did not inform his judgment – and NATO’s – at an earlier stage of the mission
Mike Abramsky
Who could update RIM’s status? Facebook
Selling Research In Motion to the world’s biggest social network would boost Facebook’s share price while allowing the troubled Canadian tech giant to remain part of the smartphone industry
Todd Hirsch
Oil the wheels of creativity, Alberta
Only by applying all of its creativity can the province and its oil industry allay fears of a massive West Coast spill
Gillian Hewitt Smith
Immigrants aren’t the only ones with responsibilities
Canada’s long-term stability, success and peaceful cohesion depend on creating engaged and active citizens, not just on employing immigrants
Michael Cotey Morgan
An online opportunity for Canadian universities
A national project to place the country’s university courses on the Internet would help to attract the best students from overseas while improving public life at home
Lawrence Martin
Time for Harper to bring out the broom?
Blunder-prone and looking anything but fresh, the Conservative cabinet is in need of a shakeup
Antonia Maioni
Learn French, Canada, it’s good for you
Research shows bilingualism strengthens our brains and keeps us lucid longer. A national strategy for language education would improve our health, and the country’s
Neil Reynolds
The misguided whip of Dalton McGuinty
In cutting the pay of the province’s doctors, Ontario’s Premier is punishing a valued and hard-working profession for his own profligacy
Lysiane Gagnon
The tuition protesters’ fellow travellers
Political parties, labour unions and pressure groups were determined to strike a mortal blow to the Charest government
Jim Stanford
The troubling truth about free trade
With its emphasis on free-trade agreements, the Harper government has presided over a marked decline in the value of Canada’s exports
Margaret Wente
Quebec’s tuition protesters are the Greeks of Canada
Caving in to pressure from the people for entitlements the state could not afford was what got Europe into trouble in the first place
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Nature in harmony with faith
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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.




