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Alberta has a rare rare-earth opportunity on its hands – if it chooses to seize it

Sara Hastings-Simon

Want to be a federal leader in Canada? Speak both official languages

My grief for Australia: I no longer recognize the land that raised me

Splitting heirs: Royal Family members can’t live in Canada, but ex-Royals can

Jan. 22: ‘The Royal formerly known as Prince?’ Harry and Meghan’s new titles, plus other letters to the editor

The challenge for the next Conservative leader: Appeal to many bases without allowing them to run the show

Editorial Cartoons for January, 2020

How the B.C. NDP buried the past and built a successful minority government

How to fight a new virus, using the lessons learned from the SARS outbreak

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Jan. 23: ‘Can we indeed avoid the debacle of 2003? I certainly hope so – but I am skeptical.’ Readers react to the new SARS-like coronavirus, plus other letters to the editor

Approving the Frontier oil sands would rob Alberta of a promising and realistic future

Stephen Legault

Innovation in health care depends on responsible, expanded data access for AI researchers

Avoiding a dangerous water war between Ethiopia and Egypt

50 years later, metric still hasn’t won the day in Canada

‘We should ban Chinese visitors and flights until this is sorted out.’ Readers react to the new coronavirus – and how Canada is preparing for it

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Alberta needs to wake up to a rapidly changing world – and to stop listening to the deniers

In picking a fight with Sanders, Warren gives a leg up to Biden

Lawrence Martin

Lawrence Martin

Now more than ever, Peter MacKay is the right choice for Conservative leader

India’s protests have irreparably damaged Narendra Modi’s infallible image

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Blame Harry? Blame Meghan? No, blame the British press

Jan. 21: ‘All those redundant teachers, education assistants and early childhood educators could retrain for the royal security detail.’ Readers debate Harry and Meghan and Ontario school strikes, plus other letters to the editor

There is a new coronavirus on the loose, but we don’t have to repeat the mistakes of SARS

Even after the Houston Astros, cheaters will ultimately never prosper

Jan 20: ‘Closed. Thank you for your patronage.’ Will Meghan and Harry spell the end of the Royal Family? Plus other letters to the editor

The real winner out of Meng Wanzhou’s hearing? Canada’s rule of law

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Canada is facing China’s brutal might and our main ally – the U.S. – is AWOL

Why we can’t blame Donald Trump for the downing of Flight 752

January 19 Updated

Abraham, my mother, found a life beyond the gender binary. I wish I could have been a part of it

Heather O'Neill

The right formula: Why math is the key to a more equitable society

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Travel bloggers visiting Syria are normalizing the Assad regime

Jan. 18: ‘The Queen should be on the front of the bill, and Harry and Meghan should be on the rear.’ Who should be on Canada’s $5 bill? Plus other letters to the editor

With Trump’s impeachment, the truth is on trial. And it’s going to lose

Farewell to the Sobeys bag: An ode to a scrappy symbol for scrappy Atlantic Canada

Margaret MacQuarrie

Canada’s troubles with China don’t end with Meng Wanzhou

‘Perhaps if Canadians didn’t treat the United States with such distaste, we would have a strong and loyal ally.’ Readers debate: On the world stage, has Canada been left to stand alone?

Harry and Meghan have no idea: Immigrating to Canada is hard

January 17 Updated

The UCP must stop toying with early childhood funding

January 17 Updated

Conservatives think the party’s next leader should be bilingual. They are wrong

The first rule of Iranian regime change: Don’t talk about Iranian regime change

On assisted suicide, the slope is proving every bit as slippery as feared

Jan. 17: ‘Harry and Meghan should just relax, pull out their free coffee cards and be like the rest of us.’ Readers imagine life in Canada for the royal couple, plus other letters to the editor

The losses we can’t measure from the fall of Ukraine International Flight 752

Does Jean Charest need to pass a Conservative purity test?

Konrad Yakabuski

Konrad Yakabuski

Alberta’s oil patch is taking it on the chin again, and the prime suspect is still the lack of pipelines

For the grieving countries of Flight 752, there are few tools to force Iran’s hand

Michael Bociurkiw

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