Opinion

Inflation is making you pay more taxes: yesterday’s thresholds for today’s dollars

No single force can fix Canada’s housing crisis – but Ottawa needs to lead the way

In Afghanistan, we lost control of our own war

The international community still hasn’t fulfilled its promises to Afghan refugees

Could lawsuits spur school boards to improve their literacy programs?

The time to act on clean power is – now

Canada’s economic future is in jeopardy because we lack an entrepreneurial culture

‘So many people struggling to get overpriced tickets to a concert.’ Taylor Swift in Toronto, plus other letters to the editor for Aug. 15

A summer spike reminds us the pandemic isn’t over

When it comes to immigration levels, temporary permits are the elephant in the room

Rackets and rifts: Who knew pickleball could be so divisive?

Hot labour summer? Not exactly. But a union revival could bode well for workers

‘Inflation and the higher prices it beckons may be an ideal solution for our economy and environment.’ Cost of living, plus other letters to the editor for Aug. 14

The productivity problem in Canada’s economy is really a marketing and sales problem

Too many cannabis shops, too much production: the industry’s perennial problem

The commonplace book, where early modern thinkers collected ideas, was the internet of its time

Germany’s far right isn’t on the doorstep of power. It’s already arrived

Enough stalling. We need an inquiry into Chinese election interference now

The curious incident of the shrinking Gatorade in the night-time of high inflation

‘The Trudeau family’s situation calls for compassion, not lame jokes or political trash talk.’ Rethinking divorce, plus other letters to the editor for Aug. 12

Pierre Poilievre, the class tourist who didn’t read the guidebook

Western economies may get a soft landing, but happy days for the markets will not last

There’s been a ‘slobification’ of dress codes since the pandemic, and it needs to stop

Clean power is the ace up Canada’s sleeve - as long as we don’t waste it

May I interject? Interruptions can have positive effects on our conversations

Nazis filled this castle with symbols of hate. Now, those icons are finding new homes and new fans

The far right’s fixation on pedophilia is dangerous

The Trump trials risk becoming political

We aren’t as powerless over extremism as we may think

The part of our housing conundrum politicians don’t want to talk about

Will the clash for the soul of American conservatism come to Canada?

Why the Québécois accent is a joy to behold

Alberta’s pause on renewable energy projects is so brazen, it’s almost impressive

The Vision Zero journey to safer city streets is taking too long