Scott Gilmore

Scott Gilmore: The simplest explanation is that Trump is merely bumbling through the corridors of global power, but among all the missteps there have inevitably been fortunate landings

Scott Gilmore: Amidst the chaos and horror, a Toronto police officer calmly faced down the driver. It’s a moment we should remember.

Scott Gilmore: If our rag tag federation can’t build pipelines, move beer or find some common bonds, we may have a fatal problem

Scott Gilmore: Even the humblest among us is leaving behind massive piles of information. But when everyone is creating digital monuments, only a tiny fraction will ever stand out

Scott Gilmore: Facebook users are the ones who got dizzy and confused and decided to share their lives with strangers. Don’t blame Zuckerberg.

Scott Gilmore: While America slinks into isolation and Russia jokes on Twitter, Beijing is shaping the world order

Abolishing Canada’s upper chamber of ’sober second thought’ will be hard, maybe even impossible. But we have to try, writes Scott Gilmore.

Scott Gilmore: It’s economy is smaller than Canada’s and its military is nothing next to the U.S., yet it’s winning at one thing: upending the world order

Gilmore: The Trump era has brought a golden age for bilateral relations—never have so many Americans been so willing to defend Canada

Scott Gilmore: Now unconstrained by information, ideology or staff, Trump is unpredictable—and it will have two dangerous implications