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Canada should Indigenize the Senate

Do we need to worry about breakthrough COVID-19 infections after getting vaccinated?

The fading fortunes of Canada’s liquefied natural gas exports

The Editorial Board

Aug. 1: ‘That’s fine. I will cancel my trip to London … all Canadians should avoid Britain.’ Canadians excluded from British quarantine exceptions, plus other letters to the editor

Aug. 3: ‘If the Governor-General were to tell the Prime Minister to get back to work and govern, she would be doing us all a great favour.’ Should there be an election? Plus other letters to the editor

The Bank of Canada discovers that a little post-recession inflation is a good thing

The Editorial Board

Editorial Cartoons for August, 2021

The fading fortunes of Canada’s liquefied natural gas exports

The Bank of Canada discovers that a little post-recession inflation is a good thing

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Where is the sports merchandise for Canadian women athletes?

Now is the time to regulate voting technologies in Canada

Nicole Goodman and Aleksander Essex

We all have a role to play in rooting out Islamophobia

Canadian churches shouldn’t remain silent on religious oppression in China

Christopher White and Margaret McCuaig-Johnston

Booster shots for Canadians are unlikely – for now

Ashleigh Tuite and David Fisman

Aug. 2: ‘Albertans deserve better.’ Alberta plans to lift COVID-19 rules, plus other letters to the editor

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All hail the return of the bookstore

Do our elected officials care about the rule of law any more?

Preston Manning

Is there really such a thing as ‘the American people’?

Permanent regalia: Tahltan artist Cole Pauls on how Indigenous culture can get under your skin

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The climate refugees are coming. Countries and international law aren’t ready for them

July 31 Updated

Alberta’s new COVID-19 plan is a dangerous experiment

The Editorial Board

July 31 Updated

My brain on ketamine: In a struggle with depression, a new drug gives me hope, and more questions

Anna Mehler Paperny

July 31: ‘Pickup truck owners don’t simply like them – they are obsessed with them.’ Are pickups a plague on Canadian streets? Plus other letters to the editor

There’s a doping problem at the Olympics and it’s only getting worse

July 31 Updated

Alberta’s surprising end to COVID-19 pandemic rules is in line with the UCP brand

Kelly Cryderman

July 30 Updated

Kelly Cryderman

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Infrastructure should be more than functional. It should be beautiful

Oh, the feds are talking about abortion? An election really must be imminent

Millennial families can’t expect to live the way their parents did

Whether the claim is a deliberate plot or mere groupthink, conspiracy theories rest on the same wild improbabilities

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A chosen wave of COVID: Sympathy may wane as infections shift to the unvaccinated

Contemporary architecture does not merely reflect finance – it is finance

Muskrat Falls is Newfoundland’s biggest financial disaster. Justin Trudeau just put it on your tab

The Editorial Board

July 30: ‘The federal government has abandoned Canadian travellers.’ Canadians still shut out of Britain, plus other letters to the editor

Newfoundland’s power curse was born from a thirst for revenge

Konrad Yakabuski

Konrad Yakabuski

The life-changing courage of embracing vulnerability

Elizabeth Renzetti

Elizabeth Renzetti

Indigenous peoples must lead the effort to recover residential school children

Alberta’s new COVID-19 policy is reckless and repugnant

It’s time to get tough with vaccine resisters

Under an alias at Tokyo Olympics, Russians thwart IOC’s plan to humiliate them

Without mandatory vaccines, more campus shutdowns are inevitable

Lauren Cipriano, Gregory Gloor, Wael Haddara and Michael Silverman

Canadians need a lot of things. A fall federal election isn’t one of them

The Editorial Board

July 29: ‘The poor judgment of a hockey team seems a greater failing to Justin Trudeau than his own.’ The Prime Minister, the Montreal Canadiens, plus other letters to the editor

Bergevin sullies the Canadiens name

Konrad Yakabuski

Konrad Yakabuski

The Conservative dilemma: The Liberals are still the natural governing party

Lawrence Martin

Lawrence Martin

At this point in the pandemic, it’s misinformation that’s killing people

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