Opinion

Venezuela’s descent into chaos was obvious years ago, but that didn’t stop Canadian social democrats from praising Hugo Chavez’s experiment in anti-reality economics and his assault on freedom

The federal government’s discussion paper on the so-called ’backstop’ remains unclear on what it will do with carbon revenues

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says Canada is more than ’a combination of individual fiefdoms.’ Has she met us?

Jordan Edwards’ death exposes, again, who it is that holds power over Black bodies—and white North America must see its complicity

Scott Feschuk imagines future scoops as Trump’s White House, patching up leaks and spiralling into lies, grapples with increasingly dire straits

Now what? Andray Domise on what’s at stake in the wake of powerful Canadian editors and columnists calling for an ‘appropriation award’

Canada 150 offers us a chance to see past Canadian law’s serene surface to tectonic shifts happening below

An Albertan who worked on flood recovery efforts in 2013 explains the problem with criticizing home owners for their ’river views’

How did British Columbia go from the stewardship of Amor de Cosmos, asks Hadani Ditmars, to Vancouver becoming an emptying hedge city?

Andrew Weaver could be a kingmaker in British Columbia. But history and politics suggest that could be a poisoned chalice.