Our health care delusion
One study ranked Canada dead last in timeliness and quality care
The best of 2011: Canada
Goodbye, retro Métro
Montreal’s fleet of stylish subway trains—the oldest in North America—is on the verge of extinctionBy Martin Patriquin
The assassin among us
Nur Chowdhury faces execution for killing Bangladesh’s president. That’s why he’s safe in CanadaBy Charlie Gillis
Forget Freud, Forget Marx. Rioting, above all, is fun.
Everyone is over-thinking the Vancouver riots way too muchBy Andrew Potter
So Rob Ford doesn’t like the gay pride parade? So what?
Why gay rights aren’t endangered by Toronto’s mayorBy Emma Teitel
A million people at the Pride parade? Really?
There’s a good reason the figure is unbelievable: it’s wrongBy Claire Ward
The $25,000 cow
That’s the average value of a milk quota per cow under a supply-management systemBy Andrew Coyne
Montreal is falling down
A history of bad design choices now haunts the city as its bridges, roads and tunnels crumbleBy Philippe Gohier
Too many cops?
The crime rate is down but police forces are growing. We’re poorer as a result, but not necessarily any saferBy Ken MacQueen and Patricia Treble
Maher Arar’s mind cannot forget
Arar’s body has recovered, but the memories of his torture persistBy Jonathon Gatehouse
So much for the ‘People of Einstein’ myth
Emma Teitel on how a York University student makes Jews look bad—and why that’s a good thingBy Emma Teitel
The RCMP: a Royal Canadian disgrace
What will it take before someone fixes the iconic force?By Charlie Gillis and Ken MacQueen