Skip to main content
AdChoices
Canada
World
Business
Investing
Watchlist
Personal Finance
Opinion
Politics
Sports
Life
Arts
Drive
Real Estate
Podcasts
Opinion
Editorials
Letters to the Editor
Columnists
How Ottawa can help fix health care: first, send less money
Andrew Coyne
Trudeau’s ‘tyranny of the majority’ swipe at Quebec nationalists has election-call written all over it
Konrad Yakabuski
Florida’s book ban takes censorship to the next level
Marsha Lederman
Don’t underestimate Trudeau’s toughness. It could make him stay
Lawrence Martin
Random acts of violence? Better get used to it
Gary Mason
Editorials
Editorials
opinion
Editorial Cartoons for January, 2023
Gallery
How B.C. can win the war on drug addiction
The Editorial Board
Justin Trudeau is (rightly) courting a fight over the notwithstanding clause
The Editorial Board
More in Opinion
Florida’s book ban takes censorship to the next level
Marsha Lederman
Yesterday
How Ottawa can help fix health care: first, send less money
Andrew Coyne
Yesterday
Random acts of violence? Better get used to it
Gary Mason
Yesterday
In praise of meetings: Shopify’s scrapping of them was gutsy, but not all are bad
Karl Oczkowski
Yesterday
There are children’s medicines on shelves but shortage persists
Kelly Cryderman
Yesterday
Our expanding gratuity culture is just the tip of the iceberg
Corey Mintz
Yesterday
Don’t underestimate Trudeau’s toughness. It could make him stay
Lawrence Martin
Yesterday
Trudeau’s ‘tyranny of the majority’ swipe at Quebec nationalists has election-call written all over it
Konrad Yakabuski
Yesterday
European strikes, labour unrest could come to Canada in a winter of discontent
Bea Bruske
Yesterday
How B.C. can win the war on drug addiction
The Editorial Board
Yesterday
letters
‘Canadian consumers will continue to pay some of the world’s highest telecom fees, and some will wonder why.’ Court rejects appeal to block Rogers-Shaw deal, plus other letters to the editor for Jan. 26
Yesterday
Why Canada’s corporal punishment law misses the mark
Naomi Buck
January 25, 2023
The Bank of Canada did its job: Rising interest rates and inflation look to be ending
Trevor Tombe
January 25, 2023
We have to stop pretending that health care is entirely public
Rosalie Wyonch
January 25, 2023
Justin Trudeau is (rightly) courting a fight over the notwithstanding clause
The Editorial Board
January 25, 2023
letters
‘Now our Dry January has turned into a dry 2023.’ Should Canadians follow drastic new alcohol guidelines? Plus other letters to the editor for Jan. 25
January 25, 2023
It ain’t over: The next battleground for the Rogers-Shaw takeover is at the CRTC
Dwayne Winseck
January 24, 2023
The federal government’s fiscal plan is a sham
Andrew Coyne
January 24, 2023
Beyond the Bank of Canada’s rate hikes: The era of low interest rates is over
Craig Alexander
January 24, 2023
Preston Manning’s COVID-19 panel appointment is a $253,000 travesty
Gary Mason
January 24, 2023
I was a victim of random violence on the TTC. Throwing money at the problem won’t make us safer
Julia Rady
January 24, 2023
It’s not Justice Rouleau’s job to say if Ottawa was right to invoke the Emergencies Act
Adam Goldenberg
January 24, 2023
How Doug Ford can turn carbon taxes conservative
The Editorial Board
January 24, 2023
letters
‘Wouldn’t that money be better spent on nurses’ wages?’ Private clinics and public health care, plus other letters to the editor for Jan. 24
January 24, 2023
Health reform can’t wait. Here’s where to start
André Picard
January 23, 2023
On LNG, Canada turned away Germany, then Japan – this country cannot keep doing that
Leslie Palti-Guzman
and Rachel Ziemba
January 23, 2023
Another weekend, another mass shooting in America
Marsha Lederman
January 23, 2023
Competition Bureau is likely to lose its appeal in Rogers-Shaw takeover
Michael Osborne
January 23, 2023
The ‘Just Transition’ fracas is just noise – for now
Jen Gerson
January 23, 2023
Seeking asylum is a legal human right – why are we treating it as the opposite?
Lloyd Axworthy
and Allan Rock
January 23, 2023
Vancouver is ready to build new housing in old no-grow zones. But the plan is too timid
The Editorial Board
January 23, 2023
letters
‘Risk … quite low in comparison to the enjoyment of moderate alcohol consumption.’ New Canadian guidelines advise fewer drinks, plus other letters to the editor for Jan. 23
January 23, 2023
letters
‘Toronto has made driving downtown a near impossibility.’ Dangers of downtown decline, plus other letters to the editor for Jan. 22
January 22, 2023
Is Indonesia morphing into an Islamic autocracy?
Michael Vatikiotis
January 21, 2023
Brazil’s riots highlight the need for a global antidote to disinformation
Marcelo Rech
January 21, 2023
We have grown unacceptably indifferent to poverty’s pain
Lawrence Scanlan
January 21, 2023
Load More Articles