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Battling to save unvaccinated patients has left me exhausted and demoralized

Kevin McKechnie

With the economy, we may be heading back to the 1970s

I was asked to apologize for my question in the leaders’ debate. I stand by it unequivocally

Sept. 26: ‘I am glad to see Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor back in Canada, but I am disappointed that Meng Wanzhou got off so lightly.’ 1,020 days later, plus other letters to the editor

As a child, I thought everybody non-white in Canada was from elsewhere. As an adult, I understand elsewhere is just as valid a way to live

It’s a Merkelized world – and after Germany’s election, a new chancellor must live in it

Editorial Cartoons for September, 2021

To help fix Canada’s housing shortages, Ottawa needs to step up

Want more people to vote? Replace Election Day with Election Week

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The Canada-U.S. relationship isn’t what it was. The question now is: What will it be?

Kevin Lynch and Paul Deegan

Alberta’s ICUs are strained and so is Jason Kenney’s UCP leadership

Kelly Cryderman

Kelly Cryderman

Racism was a cornerstone of the British Empire, including Canada. Reparative justice can help to right these wrongs

Sept. 25: ‘Justin Trudeau and his strategists seem not to grasp that the best route to majority government should be good government.’ Another minority, plus other letters to the editor

Europe is looking for a better way forward on refugees – and Canada could be a beacon

Ricarda Breyton

Wallis Simpson saved the monarchy. Why hasn’t a statue been erected in her honour?

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We should need no excuse to hold on to or reclaim something we love

Dante’s pandemic: Why the Divine Comedy helps us understand how we can respond to the challenge of living good lives in bad times

All Canadians should take Sept. 30 to observe National Truth and Reconciliation Day

Sept. 24: ‘Were it not for Rosemary Barton’s leadership on CBC’s election night coverage, I would have turned off the TV much sooner.’ Readers defend CBC news anchor, plus other letters to the editor

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What Gabby Petito’s case says about young women and violence

Elizabeth Renzetti

Elizabeth Renzetti

Jason Kenney should do the honourable thing and resign

Why the knives are out for Erin O’Toole, but not Jagmeet Singh

A divided country? Actually, the federal election revealed Canada has never been more united in purpose

Disappointed Conservatives risk taking wrong lessons from their defeat

Konrad Yakabuski

Konrad Yakabuski

Is this the end of majority governments in Canada – or the beginning?

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It’s time to get vaccinated, or face the consequences

The Editorial Board

September 23 Updated

Sept. 23: ‘If the Conservatives had won the election … would Erin O’Toole stand at a podium decrying this wasted expense?’ Readers debate the $600-milllion election, plus other letters to the editor

If anyone should be stepping down, it’s the likeable Jagmeet Singh

Lawrence Martin

Lawrence Martin

Trudeau, O’Toole and the post-election challenges they face

September 22 Updated

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It will take more than money to solve the health care staffing shortage

Australia bets big on the U.S. with submarine deal

In Quebec, a cold war between Justin Trudeau and François Legault is on the horizon

Konrad Yakabuski

Konrad Yakabuski

Why would we ever believe that the Taliban will now be kinder to women?

Canada, welcome to the age of minority governments

The Editorial Board

Sept. 22: ‘Justin Trudeau chose this moment to roll the dice on a majority … he lost. The Liberals should be required to refund the $600-million spent by the government to satisfy this unnecessary wager.’ The election, plus other letters to the editor

We’ve entered the era of cooperative skepticism as voters signal Trudeau’s third term must be about execution

David Parkinson

David Parkinson

Erin O’Toole and the Conservative Party brace for an ugly war over his shift to the left

McGill must do more to prevent COVID-19 outbreaks on campus

Richard Gold and Joanne Liu

Sept. 21: ‘Bonnie Henry should err on the side of public health, rather than compromise lives by trying to minimize inconvenience.’ Readers debate COVID-19 decisions, plus other letters to the editor

September 21 Updated

Justin Trudeau bet the electorate would reward him with a majority. Things did not go according to plan

The Editorial Board

September 20 Updated

A battle between fear and loathing that both sides lost

September 20 Updated

If this election was a test of leadership, all of them failed

September 20 Updated

By calling the shortest possible federal election, Justin Trudeau may have guaranteed low voter turnout

The Editorial Board

They campaigned for 36 days. What comes next is up to you

The Editorial Board

Postelection, what should the new government’s pandemic priorities be?

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