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No, payouts don’t prove vaccines are unsafe

On China’s mainland, its millionaires ponder a Chinexit

Why our survival requires a political teardown

Backlash over the Women’s Mosque of Canada is predictable – and misplaced

Amira Elghawaby

Winning at all costs: the bizarre position of the Trump administration on the Northwest Passage

Canada’s duty-to-consult doctrine is fuelling legal uncertainty

Opinion Editorial Cartoons for May, 2019

Editorial B.C. is leading the way on money laundering. The rest of the country should follow

Editorial Canadian politicians who flirt with populism are playing with fire

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May 21: Pharmacare – not all Canadians, not all drugs. Plus other letters to the editor

May 20: Leading Canada? Plus other letters to the editor

From the comments: ‘I am definitely feeling the schadenfreude.' Readers respond to news of falling Vancouver house prices

The end of natural disasters and the beginning of the new normal

Mark Norman has been vindicated – but the navy-procurement crisis ticks on

Why our politics pits rural parties against urban parties

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Canada is the model liberal nation - and Canadians should embrace that

Kenney’s stand on oil and gas divestment is likely to leave Alberta out of position

How ethically does your garden grow?

May 18: Envying Newfoundland’s election results. Plus other letters to the editor

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Canada’s abstract, distant and remarkably successful monarchy

Thanks to Joe Biden, the race to become the Democratic candidate for president might already be over

Lawrence Martin

Lawrence Martin

Who’s tough enough to take on Donald Trump? Her name is Elizabeth Warren

Elizabeth Renzetti

Elizabeth Renzetti

From the comments: ‘There is a distinct pattern emerging.’ Readers respond to news Trudeau set Norman investigation in motion

Young Americans need to learn what socialism actually means

Australia – caught between the U.S. and China – has banned Huawei. Why can’t Canada?

Konrad Yakabuski

Konrad Yakabuski

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May 17: The cost of mental-health access? Three lattes a year. Plus other letters to the editor

Canada’s energy policy, and its increasingly fact-free discourse, demands a rethink

Mac Van Wielingen

Alberta’s workers never asked for this political pipeline paralysis

Saskatchewan’s highest court ruled in favour of carbon pricing – and it wasn’t really close on key issues

Stewart Elgie and Nathalie Chalifour

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Valar dohaeris: The Game of Thrones that rulers must play for power

Marie-Eve Desrosiers and Philippe Lagassé

China is changing the geopolitical climate. Canada has to mitigate, and adapt

Conrad Black gets a tawdry pardon for a tawdry affair

From the comments: ‘Boy, do the rich ever look after themselves.’ Readers disagree over Trump pardoning Conrad Black

Canada shouldn’t jump on the Huawei ban-wagon

No, professors shouldn’t collect a six-figure pension - on top of a six-figure salary

Frances Woolley

Two Supreme Court justices, enduring mental illnesses decades apart, show how far we’ve come

May 16: Ban single-use plastics. Plus other letters to the editor

Why Quebec’s religious-symbols bill will fail

Benjamin Berger

After $2.5-million hate-speech decision, we’re no closer to eliminating the problem

Denise Balkissoon

Denise Balkissoon

Solving the problems that plague our cities might be easier than you think

Jennifer Keesmaat

Canada’s health-care system is failing people who need mental-health care

Quebec’s religious-symbol bill hearings have gone exactly as François Legault’s CAQ planned

Konrad Yakabuski

Konrad Yakabuski

Trump’s trade war with China is starting to feel like a race war

From the comments: ‘We are drowning in plastic!’ Readers react to story on Canada’s recycling troubles, offer solutions

Parenting brings out our most sexist selves