Opinion

Opinion: Baruch Frydman-Kohl on being shaken by modern antisemitism and hatred—and how to stand up to it

Canada is not immune to hate, and a look at the history of the Ku Klux Klan’s expansion efforts proves it

Opinion: Too often people are turning to political leaders for answers to all that ails them. It’s a dangerous tendency that needs to change.

Scott Gilmore: No longer able to command fear or respect, the U.S. president is suddenly very isolated and his White House a sideshow

Opinion: The lesson, one year into Vancouver’s foreign buyers tax, is that real-estate supply may actually be the city’s biggest problem

Anne Kingston: Trump’s messaging is now so brazen that dog whistles are redundant. The signals are increasingly plain for all to see.

Scott Gilmore on the importance of swear words and why we can no longer describe our current world using polite vocabulary alone

Opinion: Comments from Gov. Terry McAuliffe reveal his failure in the tragedy in Charlottesville—and America’s aversion to historical context

Paul Wells on how the minister unveiled her NAFTA wish list with some Trumpian language and the vagueness of a career communicator

Opinion: The tragedy in Charlottesville is a reminder that democracy requires constant commitment—even in places like the U.S. and Canada