Opinion

Jason Markusoff: The overwhelming majority of voices on this issue largely dismiss this as an inconsequential kerfuffle, but ’tis the season to wail about how hypocritical every politician has become.

Stephen Maher: What is the Conservatives’ position on electric vehicles? The answer is unclear and it says a lot about the choices on offer in this election.

Tabatha Southey: The Tories’ strategy to fight climate change demonizes the most logical tool and embraces, well, they won’t tell anyone exactly what

Jane Chartrand and Michael Swinwood: In the Algonquin tradition, the women played a central role in the governance of the community. The Indian Act changed that.

Sarah Boesveld: Are we so short on empathy that we can’t let another person’s pain into our lives, on the off chance that we might be able to help?

Elizabeth May: Excluding Greens from debates isn’t just anti-democratic, it does a disservice to Canadians. We won’t back down.

Paul Wells: Elections sometimes give us a chance to improve government. But it requires someone to step up with a compelling project or reason to be optimistic.

Rachel Wallace-Oberle watches her son pack a U-Haul and leave for a new job as a pilot far away

Andray Domise: Politicians have turned climate change into a spectacle, distracting average citizens from the hard truth that is—climate policy needs to change now

Max Fawcett: A national tax on homes is actually a good idea, especially for young people who make up the largest voting group in 2019