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‘I’m done with COVID’ is easier said than done
André Picard
Vaccines are a tool, not a silver bullet. If we’d allowed more scientific debate, we would have realized this earlier
Norman Doidge
Canada needs to build more rental housing. A lot more
The Editorial Board
When it comes to Ukraine’s national security, Vladimir Putin has already won
Lubomyr Luciuk
Privacy outrage over the use of cellphone data by public health officials is unwarranted
Michael Wolfson
Why would the unvaccinated reject a COVID-19 vaccine, but accept a new antiviral pill?
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Many Afghans are still stuck in purgatory. We must not let their plight fall off our agenda
Peter MacKay
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Allan Rock
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Ed Broadbent
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Ratna Omidvar
and
Rachel Pulfer
January 24
Updated
Canada can do more to support the U.S. in their special relationship
Deanna Horton
and
Roy Norton
January 24
Updated
letters
Jan. 24: ‘I have no choice but to wait and hope the tumour doesn’t grow too quickly.’ Cancelled surgeries amid COVID-19 surge, plus other letters to the editor
January 24
Updated
letters
Jan. 23: ‘I expect better from my leaders. They should at least make a minimum effort to look like they care about us.’ How are Canadians feeling about the pandemic? Plus other letters to the editor
January 23
Updated
With political incivility hitting home, security becomes a genuine concern
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Kelly Cryderman
January 22
Updated
Kaycee Madu’s actions as Alberta justice minister raise several issues about policing, race, and access to justice in the province
Ted McCoy
January 22
Updated
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A vicious anti-feminist backlash stuns South Korea
Hawon Jung
January 22
Updated
letters
Jan. 22: ‘Vaccine passports and restrictions on the unvaccinated work well, but our politicians have chosen to pander to an asocial minority.’ What more can governments do? Plus other letters to the editor
January 22
Updated
Newfoundland and Labrador’s culture has helped it achieve Canada’s highest vaccination rate
Lori Lee Oates
January 21
Updated
How a group of young journalists got a taste of life in quarantine a decade ago
Christina Colizza
January 21
Updated
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Everyone deserves relief from the cold
Lawrence Scanlan
January 21
Updated
America’s democracy may be weak, but snubbing it weakens us all
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Doug Saunders
January 21
Updated
On Ukraine, NATO and more, Russia’s Vladimir Putin lives in an alternative reality. How did he get there?
Amy Knight
January 21
Updated
Inflation is about a lot more than just the rising cost of living
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Andrew Coyne
January 21
Updated
Real men take paternity leave
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Elizabeth Renzetti
January 21
Updated
Women’s hockey needs a post-Olympic boost in B.C.
Lucas Aykroyd
January 21
Updated
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Does a vaccine mandate for truckers come with more costs than benefits?
The Editorial Board
January 21
Updated
letters
Jan. 21: ‘Our government has abdicated responsibility for rational growth, but instead believes in growth at any cost.’ Housing and immigration, plus other letters to the editor
January 21
Updated
Stimulating the economy was easy. Taming inflation will be much trickier.
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Konrad Yakabuski
January 20
Updated
A fire has killed Indigenous children, again – because poverty burns through the generations
Tanya Talaga
January 20
Updated
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Jason Kenney has become the Boris Johnson of Canadian politics
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Gary Mason
January 20
Updated
On Frozen Pond: The joy of skating on natural ice
Peter Kuitenbrouwer
January 20
Updated
If the BBC can move to a pay model, can the CBC be far behind?
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Andrew Coyne
January 20
Updated
Is Joe Biden doomed already after just one year?
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Lawrence Martin
January 20
Updated
B.C. should acknowledge the heroes who kept fuel flowing after fall floods
Ian Anderson
January 20
Updated
Today’s inflation is a problem the Bank of Canada can’t tackle alone
The Editorial Board
January 20
Updated
letters
Jan. 20: ‘NATO is a defence alliance that works.’ Should Ukraine join NATO amid Russian standoff? Plus other letters to the editor
January 20
Updated
Biden’s futile voting-rights push tops off a disappointing first year
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Konrad Yakabuski
January 19
Updated
Biden’s timidity is only emboldening Russia
Robert Rotberg
January 19
Updated
Testing vaccinated air travellers on arrival is pandemic theatre at the border
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Robyn Urback
January 19
Updated
The HIV/AIDS crisis showed us how to equitably overcome a pandemic
Roojin Habibi
,
Uchechukwu Ngwaba
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Obiora Chinedu Okafor
and
Sanjay Ruparelia
January 19
Updated
Erin O’Toole never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity
The Editorial Board
January 19
Updated
letters
Jan. 19: ‘Our collective return on investment from this government … is nothing short of abysmal.’ Readers review government spending, plus other letters to the editor
January 19
Updated
As the pandemic drags on, governments can only do so much to protect us
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Gary Mason
January 18
Updated
On Ukraine, let’s not forget what history teaches us about appeasement
David Collenette
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Hugh Segal
January 18
Updated
On mandatory COVID-19 testing for travellers, the airlines have a point – up to a point
The Editorial Board
January 18
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