Opinion

Opinion: A reformed white supremacist on how responsible reporting and informed conversation is important if we want to meaningfully tackle hateful acts

Opinion: Canada’s row with Saudi Arabia suggests it may be time to focus on survival, rather than evangelism, when it comes to Canada’s worthy values on the world stage

Opinion: In both interpersonal and business affairs, there’s evidence that there’s positive payback for good deeds. But don’t be generous just to pursue those ends

Opinion: Pope Francis has deemed capital punishment unacceptable in all circumstances—a bold and likely definitive mark on the Roman Catholic Church’s doctrine

In 1999, the ’Mirvish Meetings’—a gathering of urban thinkers—debated whether Toronto needed self-governance. With that issue timely again, here’s an essay from those meetings

Opinion: What mathematical methods tell us about the web of interactions formed by the U.S. president’s most frequently used keywords on Twitter

Opinion: Leaders across Canada’s political spectrum have used their ’mandate’ as a defence for their actions. But voters beware: that’s not how our system works

Opinion: Whether the government’s actions around the province’s electricity system will offer consumers any significant benefits remains an open question at best

Paul Wells: While Ford’s scheme to trim Toronto city council won’t necessarily hurt him in the short-term, his immunity may not last

Opinion: Scott Moe isn’t going to win, either in Saskatchewan or with the feds, on equalization—and his own party’s history has already proven that