Opinion

Opinion: Doug Ford campaigned on potentially harmful policies—and as they’re implemented, it suggests a style of governing that needs a new kind of name

Editorial: Our two countries are attached at the hip. Just look at NORAD, an integral part of U.S. defences where a Canadian is second-in-command

Analysis: Internal Tory politics are playing out on a national stage, threatening the government—and, along with it, the entire delicate enterprise of Brexit

Opinion: The Trudeau government has failed to adjust to Washington’s evolving political landscape—and Canada’s provocations have not helped matters

Opinion: Illicit funds, a useless city council and dysfunction ignored by the feds. Vancouver’s damage will take years to mend, writes Terry Glavin.

Paul Wells: What will the Russian leader say privately to the U.S. president? Perhaps something about a little problem they have called NATO.

Opinion: Horse-drawn carriages helped build Canada. But that time has passed—and there’s no good reason the exploitative practice should continue today

Opinion: Youth involvement was a key to reducing violence after Toronto’s ’summer of the gun’—so think beyond government programs and more police enforcement

Anne Kingston: The upstart 28-year-old democratic socialist upset long-time incumbent Joe Crowley, but don’t read too much into her victory

Opinion: As files pile up amid an allegation of groping, the Prime Minister heads to Belgium—with journalists in tow. An ex-Harper communications director offers advice