Andray Domise

What began as toxic culture in fringe spaces has metastasized into ideologies of violence, fuelled by the way men are socialized—and ideas like ’sex redistribution’ won’t help

Opinion: It’s human nature to want to amplify speculation in a crisis. But there are some journalists who should’ve known better in how they reported on the Toronto van attack

Opinion: Despite character assassination and imprisonment, Winnie Mandela died at the age of 81 without experiencing forgiveness for her alleged crimes

Opinion: The outrage that sparked a campaign in support of Liberal MP Celina Caesar-Chavannes speaks to how Canada deals with racism

Opinion: No definitive proof exists that video-game violence translates to real-world violence. But that hasn’t stopped politicians from making the link.

Opinion: As America debates guns, people with mental illness—who already face more danger during health crises—risk becoming scapegoated

Andray Domise on the possible consequences of removing Indigenous people from the jury pool for the trial of the man accused of killing Colten Boushie

Opinion: The machinery of our children’s aid systems are doing harm, writes Andray Domise—but the machinery is built and operated by people

Domise: It is no longer possible for anyone to defend Trump without defending both racism and the mechanisms by which it perpetuates itself

Opinion: How deep-seated intolerance and bigotry are stubbornly passed from one generation to the next