Opinion

Opinion: When Canada’s uniquely powerful majority governments punt the political football to the courts, they do so at the risk of making some voters feel helpless

Letters to the Editor, Sept. 20, 2018: Maclean’s readers weigh in on asylum seekers, the slow death of rural Canada and why America needs to be invaded

Opinion: The European Union could soon adopt a slew of restrictive copyright regulations—while Canada, often informed by Europe’s policies, considers its own reforms

Tom Parkin: A Conservative split could open the door for a key debate between the Liberals and NDP on the true state of the Canadian economy

Anne Kingston: Ghomeshi’s essay extinguishes any doubt as to whether his years in imposed exile delivered insight, wisdom or contrition

Opinion: For the sake of stability and an election driven by actual civic issues, Ontario needs to delay the voting for Toronto city council. Here’s how

Stephen Maher: The Ontario premier’s bull-in-a-china-shop routine won’t just turn off swing voters, it’s shaking the confidence of his own people

Opinion: Tabatha Southey receives a vision of Future Ontario’s educational material on politics, the judicial system and Charter rights

Shannon Proudfoot: How does it feel being reduced to a mere audience member—one face in a gaping sea—staring up at a scene from your own life?

Terry Glavin: The leftish tone police are attacking Unifor over its anti-scab video—contrary to union rights, Canadian law and basic working class morality