Will new rules around free speech on campus wind up silencing protestors?
Ontario and Alberta universities have been told to draft new free-speech policies that could sanction those who oppose them
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Freedom of speech on campus: Our survey of Canadian students
Universities are supposed to be places where students are exposed to a wide range of ideas and viewpoints, but the status of free...
How Paladin Security Group became Canada’s largest full-service security firm
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The library is open—to Meghan Murphy and everyone else
Image of the Day: A target of trans-rights activists speaks her piece, and the Toronto Public Library makes good on its commitment to the ’widest diversity of opinions and perspectives’
The U.S. is sinking. Maybe it’s time for Canada to jump ship.
Scott Gilmore: There is no question the American ship of state is leaking badly. The question we should be asking ourselves, as Canadians, is whether we should help bail or build our own raft.
ISIS is dead. But it’s not gone.
Adnan R. Khan: Travelling across northern Syria, the ghosts of the world’s most violent terrorist organization are everywhere. The war is far from over.
Scheerwatch: ’Everything is on the table’ ahead of review
Politics Insider for Oct. 30: Tory post-mortem, Trudeau gets on the horn and a strategic voting breakdown
Doug Ford doesn’t care about temp workers
Deena Ladd: Five temp workers have died at Fiera Foods. Why won’t Doug Ford’s government act now?
Students are lonelier than ever
Loneliness is a silent resident on post-secondary campuses. Why aren’t we talking about it?
’In response to this tragedy we are redoubling our efforts’
Letters to the editor, Oct. 29, 2019: Readers weigh in on the controversy surrounding Fiera Foods, the end of a long federal campaign and a domestic violence crisis