Will China soon rule the world?
Whether or not China is ready for global leadership, Donald Trump’s disruption on the world stage has invited a new order
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What fuels oil prices?
How much you pay at the pump is determined more by politics than supply and demand, writes Atif Kubursi
Why cutting Indigenous revisions to Ontario’s curriculum is a travesty
Ontario has missed an opportunity to tell the full and complicated story of what Canada was, is and can be
The complicated history of building pipelines in Canada
Canada has a long history of building energy pipelines, but Canadian attitudes toward major energy pipeline projects have changed over time
The preferred jobs of serial killers: aircraft machinist, arborist, general labourer and cop
Occupations and serial murders are often linked, and some specific full-time and part-time jobs are strangely over-represented among serial killers—so much so that over the last 50 years dominant patterns have begun to emerge
How politicians whitewash their past by criticizing the present
Opinion: Figures like Madeleine Albright and Hillary Clinton cannot be removed from the history of attacks on democracy
Why the Toronto police officer didn’t shoot
A former police officer says the Toronto cop’s actions in the situation is a case study on how things can go very right
How sugar taxes punish the people
Opinion: Taxing sugar is another policy that ’blames the victim’ rather than tackling the root cause of chronic diseases
How NAFTA could make obesity rates worse if the U.S. has its way
Opinion: Canada’s refusal to back down on food-labelling regulations is an opportunity to show that public health regulations should not be traded away
How AI is helping to predict and prevent suicides
Artificial intelligence technology is here to stay in suicide screening and intervention, but there are obstacles to address