Opinion

Royson James and his two sons debate whether lasting progress has really been made in the fight against anti-Black racism

Michael Spratt: The SIU’s report on the police killing of Ejaz Choudry—shot in his home by police when he needed help—defies common sense

Alicia Lue: ’Reliving and assuming each other’s traumas will not dismantle white supremacy. The onus falls squarely at the feet of our shared oppressors.’ 

Adnan R. Khan: With little public notice, our ultra-secretive special forces are increasingly relied upon in overseas conflicts

Scott Gilmore: Our house is on fire. People are dying. And instead of working harder to put out the flames, the firefighters are on the sidewalk shouting at each other.

The evidence is clear and the demand is high: Canada must support a temporary waiver for vaccines at the WTO, argue a group of 122 researchers, epidemiologists, doctors and advocates

’I would ask myself: How successful am I in my classes? At helping my parents? At maintaining my appearance? At honing my hobbies? At being lonely?’

’I resented the mother you became, never seeing that perhaps you were the mother I needed you to be,’ writes Monica Bobbitt

Mike Moffatt and John McNally: Two big bottlenecks stand in the way of Canada’s climate ambition—a shortage of skilled labour and a shortage of housing

Michael Geist: Below the surface of the Liberal government’s effort to crack down on big tech lies an even bigger threat—the implications for free speech in Canada