Quebec student demonstrators protest against tuition hikes in downtown Montreal on Tuesday. (Christinne Muschi/Reuters)
GLOBE EDITORIAL
Quebec's impasse is a test of leadership
The government and the students should both show restraint
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The Virgin Group founder takes your questions on why we need to legalize marijuana
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Kenney on transformational changes to immigration model
And explains why he opposes the niqab at citizenship ceremonies
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Mexican author and diplomat talks about the Mexico Canada relationship
Andres Rozental reveals details about the book he co-edited, Canada Among Nations: Canada and Mexico's Unfinished Agenda.
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Author talks about reaction to “The Obamas”, her just-released book on the U.S. First Couple
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RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson at the editorial board
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U.S. Ambassador David Jacobson on Canada-U.S. security perimeter agreement
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Author Wade Davis: on writing and mountaineering
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A billionaire trying to give Egyptians more freedom
Country’s richest man won’t run himself, but is working to promote the liberal, secular party he founded in its lopsided fight against the Muslim Brotherhood
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Mexico's Carlos Fuentes, on the record
The celebrated Mexican writer sits down for an exclusive editorial board with The Globe and Mail to talk about the challenges facing Latin America today
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Nenshi explains why the arts matter to Calgary
Support community of peers and appreciative audiences needed for success, Calgary mayor tells the Globe's editorial board
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The Supreme Court is right to hear life-support case
The facts have shifted, but the highest court needs to give direction
Harper has chosen the right time to leave Afghanistan
As of 2014, Canada will have done its best for both countries
Short-term relief matters most in the Sahel
Immediate hunger is more important than ambitious development
Even a moderate body now must die
The imminent demise of the National Roundtable on the Economy and Environment speaks volumes about this government’s peculiar attitude toward the environment
No floating republic
Air attack on Somali pirates overdue step in protection of commercial shipping around the Horn of Africa
Victoria Day: responsible rule and firecrackers
The origins of the holiday may be Imperial, but the practice is decidedly Canadian
France is in worse shape than it seems
If the new occupant of the Elysée Palace wants to lead the European conversation, he needs to get his own house in much better order first
The Charter guarantees 'peaceful' assembly
The Charter guarantees 'peaceful' assembly
Plastic-bag levy raises awareness
More retailers should direct the revenues to good causes
Toronto police must learn from G20 mistakes
Chief Bill Blair's response is strangely grudging
The U.S. should settle more trade cases
Surely a tuna-dolphin dispute could have been resolved
Shareholder democracy at CP Rail is welcome
Both small and institutional investors gain from openness
Mental health matters at work, too
Commission is right to urge psychological job safety
Charest should not back down
The student demonstrators are trying to intimidate the government
Harper's omnibus budget bill has too much baggage
Parliament cannot properly scrutinize a legislative miscellany
The Greeks must choose between the euro and austerity relief
The ballot question must be presented honestly in the likely June election
Tory rhetoric creates chilly climate for free speech
Shrill attacks discourage public-policy debates
OLG could use Marina Bay Sands complex in Singapore as model for Toronto casino
OLG has to adapt to increased US competition
