Opinion

May 11, 2018: Maclean’s readers weigh in on Ontario’s election, its NDP and Green Party, your Facebook legacy and more

Opinion: Ottawa and Ontario just gave Toyota $220 million for something it likely would have done anyway. Governments need to wise up.

Scott Gilmore: Senators are unaccountable nobodies, and it is impossible to imagine they don’t see they’re part of an undemocratic charade

Opinion: With polls suggesting that the Ontario NDP has lapped the Liberals for second, the 2011 federal election offers road maps for all three campaigns

Opinion: Queen’s Park reporters are laughing it up over Doug Ford deflecting a query about basic civics, but there are real gotcha questions they could ask instead

Opinion: Ford’s question to Wynne about when she lost her way didn’t get much attention from pundits, but it clearly haunted the Premier, who might be asking the same of her government

Scott Gilmore: From Russia to the TPP and now Iran, Trump’s foreign policy moves have hurt U.S. influence in return for no benefit. It is beyond bad.

OPINION: With polls putting the party solidly in second place and Liberal voters considering anything-but-Ford, the NDP leader sees opportunity

Q&A: Barack Obama’s Russian envoy Michael McFaul on Putin’s mentality, human rights at home, and why he thinks Putin knew about WikiLeaks’ email release

Opinion: Figures like Madeleine Albright and Hillary Clinton cannot be removed from the history of attacks on democracy