Opinion

Do we use laws, diversions or safer supply to end toxic drug deaths? All of the above, and more

I’m seeing more patients ‘self-diagnose’ through TikTok. As a doctor, I see some benefits

The precarity of being Chinese in Canada

How Canada’s oil production rose and emissions fell - and what it means for climate policy

Which is the bigger threat: TikTok’s Chinese control or Montana’s state overreach?

When the (literal) Laurentian elite forget who they are and who’s listening to them

‘Put our money into transit, instead of paying huge subsidies to build more cars.’ Electric vehicles and batteries, plus other letters to the editor for May 27

What I saw riding the 505 Dundas streetcar in Toronto

My work to protect Canada’s democracy from foreign interference is not done

U.S.-style book bans could happen in Canada too, if we’re not careful

Don’t ban TikTok. Make it safer

Our innate urge to own beautiful objects doesn’t make us shallow

Why the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre means so much to our community

Danielle Smith is indifferent to the climate crisis. She’s selling an alternate reality to Albertans

Tribalism creates trust among strangers, but at what cost?

Canada can make a decisive difference in ending violence by men against women

Inquiry or not, foreign interference in Canada’s elections is part of a new Cold War that we cannot hide from

Trudeau’s focus isn’t on making our elections secure, but making Canadians think they are

Mr. Singh, axe your alliance with the Liberals

David Johnston’s tragedy has become ours

Russia and China’s BRICS economic alliance will fail at countering the West

Only a quarter of Canadians trust government to regulate artificial intelligence – no surprise

‘Does David Johnston really believe that rejecting a public inquiry will increase the public’s trust?’ Report on foreign interference, plus other letters to the editor for May 26

Why I won’t be blowing out candles on the RCMP’s birthday cake

It’s time to get behind David Johnston’s plan on foreign interference

Why the Conservatives should thank the CBC

The flip side of bail reform in Canada

In an era of extreme heat, cooling should be required in Canadian homes

AI tools like ChatGPT are built on mass copyright infringement

‘David Johnston’s report should be graded a failure.’ Foreign interference, plus other letters to the editor for May 25

Montreal’s LRT delays confirm a predictably Canadian pattern

For Canada-China relations, trade will remain strong whatever the path forward

Canadian provinces’ claims of victimhood are wearing thin

Parliament has spoken: We need an independent public inquiry

If Canada wants a seat on the UN’s Human Rights Council, it needs to step up on its own record

Stop the presses on the King Charles $20 bill