Opinion

Canada’s infrastructure bank is expected to be built in the typical places—either Toronto or Ottawa. Here’s the case for Cowtown.

As an Indigenous filmmaker, I witnessed—and felt keenly, myself—the unique, hard-to-explain heartbreak caused by the ’60s Scoop

We can debate if Canada’s democracy is the best model—but it is surely a democracy, even if one critic got it so wrong

It’s nearly summer time, and harassment of women and gender-nonconforming people is too easy. Here’s what Canadians—especially male allies—can do

History shows that high taxes and interventionist governments are U.S. inventions, but modern politicians in Canada have perfected them, writes Mark Milke

It won’t be easy, but the Liberals are vulnerable on key fronts and the path is clear for whoever wins the leadership race

In the anarchical world of pure power politics, if the U.S. decides international trade rules no longer apply to it, would China conciliate or retaliate?

How the foster-care system—which disproportionately affects Indigenous children—shows that Canada hasn’t learned from past policies

Ken Dryden on the Canadians who show us what’s possible—and what Canada could be, as we enter its sesquicentennial

The issues that led to the shutdown of a Montreal highway that left drivers stranded go beyond mere political dysfunction