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Ottawa’s approach to supporting charitable media foundations is uncharitable – and self-defeating

Brian Myles and André Ryan

Is the era of ‘human supremacy’ coming to an end? For the sake of our future, I hope so

Elizabeth Renzetti

Biosimilar drugs a boon to be applauded as they provide equivalent treatment at – sometimes – half the price

Not criminally responsible, and mental illness: The myths around both put everyone at risk

Patrick Baillie

Driven to distraction by racism, we mourn the people we could be

For Justin Trudeau, staying silent on Donald Trump was no longer an option

Lawrence Martin

Opinion Editorial Cartoons for July, 2019

Editorial Fifty years ago, we shot for the moon, and ended up somewhere else

Editorial Thousands of Canadians are being killed by opioids. So why are we not talking about it?

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July 20: July 20, 1969: Path to the moon. Plus other letters to the editor

The Democratic Party is showing that radical ideas are not generational

Turning autonomous cars into profit won’t be easy

The Liberals’ election playbook: Paint the Conservatives as intolerant

The Democrats (and the Squad) play into Trump’s hand

July 19: Federal Conservatives, CBC called out for ‘colossally bad decisions.’ Plus other letters to the editor

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Is the Trump presidency just a real-life revenge movie?

Quebec’s anglophones are under ‘attack’ by their government

Konrad Yakabuski

Konrad Yakabuski

When barriers are lifted, women flourish. The growth in Kenya’s communities prove it

Margaret Trudeau and Kim Campbell

Yes, Canada should ban conversion therapy

Kristopher Wells

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Canada’s food guide should be under review – but it must not be politicized

Sylvain Charlebois

In North Carolina, Donald Trump’s supporters show the power of communal hatred

Canada is ignoring its own hemisphere

Craig Damian Smith

The battle for the elusive middle-class vote

Hungary’s unhappy state of affairs

July 18 Updated

Sperm, eggs, donors, parents – but don’t forget about the children

Denise Balkissoon

Denise Balkissoon

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July 18: Access to abortion pill. Plus other letters to the editor

Could populism take root in Canada? Too late - it already has

If MPs are stressed out, they’re the only ones who have the cure

‘The Squad’ is Donald Trump’s ticket to a second term

Konrad Yakabuski

Konrad Yakabuski

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We cannot solve abortion-pill prescription problems without rethinking our gatekeeper approach

Alberta is changing the game on internal trade

Ottawa has big plans to lift the fog around dementia. But are they set up to fail?

Paula Rochon and Jaimie Roebuck

July 17: The right enemies. Plus other letters to the editor

Alberta’s worst nightmare: a Liberal minority come October

The abortion pill works, if women can get it

What is a real American, President Trump?

As U.S. presidential campaigning wears on, a small group of candidates rises to the top. The rest are left gasping for air

July 16 Updated

From the comments: ‘It is truly such hypocrisy.’ Readers respond to stories on the abortion pill still being out of reach for many Canadians

When will Ottawa end its willful neglect of First Nations children?

Cindy Blackstock

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s biggest fan? Donald J. Trump

Donald Trump reveals who he is, yet again: A white supremacist

Lawrence Martin

July 15 Updated

Lawrence Martin

The Anglican Church should follow Jesus’ teachings and welcome equal marriage

July 15 Updated

Increasingly, we understand: Press freedom matters. Now what?

July 16: The love score on Novak Djokovic. Plus other letters to the editor

July 15: Lacrossegate in Ontario? Plus other letters to the editor