Opinion

‘When will this buffoonery end?’ Readers on Doug Ford’s tunnel vision, plus other letters to the editor for Sept. 30

The food-processing industry keeps crying about labour shortages. Is it really true?

Must we keep relying on U.S. regulators to reveal problems with Canadian banks?

Israel’s attacks have revealed Hezbollah’s fatal flaw

‘Anyone believing that cycling infrastructure increases traffic congestion cannot see the forest for the trees.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 29

Home Children: A found poem about dire straits in a strange land

Splitting time between Lebanon and Canada was once my normal, until it wasn’t

The creeping desert eroding local news

Health care in Ontario needs an innovation revolution

Physical banking branches are making a comeback because money is a personal thing

Donald Trump’s fate is written in the falling stars of Trump Media

How not to run a country: Government ineptitude and Canada’s economic malaise

‘Like taking a water pistol to a forest fire.’ Carbon pricing, plus other letters to the editor for Sept. 28

Doug Ford’s proposed tunnel under Highway 401 is transparently political

Hope, history and hubris: Why it’s hard to walk away in politics – even from a dumpster fire

The distance to our desires: On butterflies, Argentina and personal metamorphosis

Poutine becoming a Canadian symbol was decades in the making

It’s 2024: Why are there still formula shortages in Canada?

Men benefit from our world of ‘greedy work’

B.C.’s most vexing election question: What can be done about its drug crisis?

Unloved at home, Macron and Trudeau could both be gone soon

Is Mark Carney’s new job to provide cover for the mother of all U-turns?

Veterinary medicine is in crisis, and your pandemic pets are only one reason why

Stop fiddling with labour markets

What are we talking about when we talk about defence spending?

‘Blanchet’s deadline feels like nothing more than an empty threat.’ Bloc Québécois plans to vote down Liberal government, plus other letters to the editor for Sept. 27

Canada needs an industrialization strategy beyond just taking rocks out of the ground

Ottawa must not bow to the Bloc and boost Old Age Security for younger seniors

The chaos of party nomination races is no longer a joke – it’s a threat to national security

Politicking Pierre can do better than silly sloganeering

To safeguard democracy, voting should be mandatory

Doug Ford is driving Ontario down the wrong road

‘Stephen Colbert is too smart and would never have Pierre Poilievre as a guest.’ Justin Trudeau’s late-night appearance, plus other letters to the editor for Sept. 26

Canada gives tax breaks to attract companies. How about the same to retain tech talent?

Why big is sometimes better: Canada’s concentrated grocery sector has its merits, too

The West is in EV denial. We need to overhaul our complacent strategy