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The province’s new third-party advertising law is already chilling political speech, affecting everyone from left-leaning non-profits to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. Has the drive for ’fairness’ gone too far?

The only certainty is that the ecosystem hit by a large spill would pay the environmental price

The federal revenue minister’s claim makes huge assumptions about how much money the CRA will ultimately recoup from tax evaders

Internal documents show Health Canada working hand-in-glove with a private company to push a donation model the Krever inquiry warned against. Has it failed in its role as regulator?

Allen Abel: Even for Trump this blatant endorsement of Moore, and his rebuttal of the many women who have accused the former jurist of stalking and groping them, was a thunderbolt

Opinion: What started as a single campaign against Keystone now amounts to a categorical rejection of the whole oil sands business

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Scott Gilmore: Canada is playing both sides in a horrifying civil war in Yemen, arming the antagonists and offering scant aid to the victims

The Before You Go series: A teacher imparts advice to her students—past, present and future—and tells them how they changed her life

Writers are ’no longer shy’ about championing Toronto, says Redhill