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Daily baby aspirin is no longer the preventive tool it once was. What are we to make of the new recommendations?

Australia’s ‘teal wave’ is a wakeup call for Canada’s Conservatives

Canada should be putting RCMP contract policing on trial

May 24: ‘We should all be worried about … Pierre Poilievre’s divisive, toxic approach to politics.’ The next Conservative leader? Plus other letters to the editor

NATO has a chance to step back from the edge of a nuclear abyss

How we respond to Bill 96, Quebec’s language law, is who we are

Editorial Cartoons for May, 2022

Ontario election: Amid a housing mania, the challenge to build affordable homes. Answer? Density

It’s 3 a.m. Do you know where your car is?

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Reconciliation can’t be achieved with only symbolic gestures

Eva Jewell and Ian Mosby

Infant formula shortages are symptoms of a much larger problem in Canada’s food system

TDSB’s specialized program policy review: Mediocrity cannot be our best solution

Kate Blumberg and Sophie Daum

Canada’s most courageous military heroes deserve our highest recognition

May 23: ‘Will Alberta conservatives favour a return to self-reliance, or will they hike taxes and prop up wrongheaded initiatives?’ After Jason Kenney, plus other letters to the editor

May 22: ‘I am far from alone in retaining my visceral fear of Doug Ford and his gang.’ Has Ford changed? Plus other letters to the editor

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The wild bicycle chase: When I found my stolen bike for sale online, I was determined to get it back

Down with one-way streets

What we lost by banning parents from school buildings

Edmonton’s Ribbon of Green should be a welcoming place for all - mountain bikers included

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Stand up for the right to sit down: the case for public washrooms

Elizabeth Renzetti

Elizabeth Renzetti

Quebeckers are starting to notice what’s wrong with Bill 96

The Editorial Board

May 21: ‘The sacred cow of medicare is defended even when the system is collapsing around us.’ How would you fix Canadian health care? Plus other letters to the editor

The wave of anger that toppled Kenney is a danger to all conservatives

Melanie Paradis

Wartime labour: How Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has exposed the reality of the surrogacy industry

Anna Feigenbaum

You, too, can be a climate optimist, if you look on the sunny side

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Climate anxiety and grief are good things, if we can harness them

As war rages on in Ukraine, we must all fight for freedom from fear

Frank G. Sommers

Our restrictions-free COVID-19 summer is here – but we’re leaving out people who can’t afford it

Kieran Delamont

The term ‘sexual misconduct’ is ambiguous. That’s also why it is powerful

Stacey Hannem and Christopher J. Schneider

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The worst drought in decades in the Horn of Africa could trigger mass starvation

How Jason Kenney went from conservatism’s future to yesterday’s man

The Editorial Board

May 20: ‘Jason Kenney … has been wasting Albertans’ time.’ Premier to resign, plus other letters to the editor

Jason Kenney’s leadership style hurt him, but UCP’s internal divides made it unlikely any leader could hold the party together

The spectacular fall of Jason Kenney

Ontarians don’t fear Doug Ford the way they did in 2018. Did he change, or did we?

Behind Buffalo’s atrocity, a virus of the mind. Beware those who help it spread

In coming out, Jake Daniels marks the start of a new, more progressive era for English football

The Michelin Guide is coming to Canada – and it exposes Toronto’s desperate hunger for outside praise

What is true and what is false about the Supreme Court of Canada’s extreme intoxication ruling

Pam Hrick, Kat Owens and Farrah Khan

Canadians are understandably angry at the Bank of Canada. Here’s what it can do

Another wave of COVID-19 is coming. Why isn’t Canada preparing to beat it?

The Editorial Board

May 19: ‘Is Pierre Poilievre … the next leader of the Conservative Party? If so, Justin Trudeau should be gleefully wringing his hands.’ The Conservative race, plus other letters to the editor

Trudeau’s advantage: His house united, the other divided

Lawrence Martin

Lawrence Martin

Canadians should not be smug whenever there is pain and death to our south

Lebanon’s election results bring a glimmer of hope to an exhausted country

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