Editorials

Transparency is a pillar of democratic governance. Canada is continually falling short

How François Legault remade politics in Quebec, and Canada, in 2021

Here we come a-wassailing: Warren Clements’ annual Christmas carol spoof is back

What happens next with Omicron? That’s up to us

Politics brought Bill 21 into existence. Only politics can take it out

Joe Biden’s presidency is in big trouble – and that’s good news for Donald Trump

Canada needs a lot more rental housing. Vancouver is leading the way – very slowly

The emergence of the Omicron variant shows we must vaccinate the world, or else

Omicron is super-infectious. To slow it, Canada needs a circuit breaker

A national booster-shot campaign is needed to beat Omicron – but by itself, it won’t be enough

Anyone can criticize Quebec’s religious symbols law, but only Quebeckers can fix it

25 million Canadians need a COVID-19 booster – and they need it now

Canada promises net zero by 2050. Canada’s energy regulator predicts lots of oil in 2050

It’s never the wrong time to stand up for democracy

Every day Canada doesn’t take greater action on preventable overdose deaths more people die

If Justin Trudeau believes in Parliament, he has a funny way of showing it

Why Canada and the EU should join the diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Games

Why don’t you feel as good as the economy looks?

Are foreign owners of empty homes to blame for Canada’s unaffordable housing market?

It’s easy to check your bank account online. Why is it so hard to get your health records?

Does the Bank of Canada need a new mission statement? That’s the wrong question

Canada’s Omicron border choice: act now – or never

This Canadian city just did the unexpected – it voted against sprawl

What Canada has to do at the border – and elsewhere – to beat Omicron

It’s true: Lofty rhetoric doesn’t cut greenhouse gas emissions

Good news: The provinces’ fiscal picture has gone from terrible to less terrible

Investors are pouring fuel onto a hot housing market. The consequences could hurt everyone

The things the Trudeau government isn’t saying about inflation

Is the Rogers-Shaw deal good for Canadians?

Protecting parents from misinformation, while they protect their kids from COVID-19

Parliament is finally back. Here’s a refresher on how it works

One person, one vote is the basis of democracy. How about bringing it to Canada?

Rebuilding B.C.’s infrastructure must be a national priority

Heat, fires, floods: The world’s climate future hits British Columbia

Another attempt to oust Erin O’Toole puts the Conservatives at a crossroads