Opinion

Opinion: They’re judges, juries and executioners of our social-media lives—yet they work hard, low-paying jobs across the planet. Who are these ’cleaners’?

Terry Glavin: The ‘rules based world order’ is so badly broken that it now seems hardly worth defending. And the trouble started before Trump.

Opinion: A truly confident country, writes David Moscrop, would use Donald Trump’s anti-Canadian rhetoric to also engage in a little introspection

Opinion: While much was made over Trump and Kim’s sometimes awkward chumminess at their summit, that will be important if peace is to endure

Opinion: The Conservative Party leader has demoted his former rival—a schism that Scheer could have avoided, amid Trump’s wedge over supply management

Our editorial: The statistic used to be a good proxy for the state of the economy, but those days are gone. It’s time to revise what we measure.

Scott Gilmore: What was last week an issue of trade is now a question of patriotism in the face of Trump. But it won’t change the economic math.

Opinion: Fostering meaningful economic growth will take more than platitudes—Doug Ford will need to embrace a radical plan to get there

Opinion: If Canada wants to decisively threaten maximum pain and stop the escalating trade war with the U.S., it should propose expropriating pharmaceutical patents

Scott Gilmore: The days of accepting American light beer and draft dodgers with nary a complaint are done. Canada, it’s time to fight.