Commentary

By Hans Yeung Commentary I am not a TV fan, but upon my wife’s recommendation, I watched some Netflix series. After “Stranger Things,” it was “Resident Evil,” in which I…

By Michael Zwaagstra Commentary Proof of vaccination is required for students who want to live in residence at the University of Toronto. No, this wasn’t cut-and-paste from a 2021 article—it’s…

Cory Morgan Commentary While questions posed to the government over COVID-19 policies often were rebutted with the dismissive response of “follow the science,” testimony in court documents obtained by The…

For our population of 35 million, we have 11 public health bureaucrats for every one in Germany. And their system outperforms us in every way Brian Day Commentary Former B.C.…

Sylvain Charlebois Commentary Most Canadians have never been on a farm, let alone lived on one, which makes more than 98 percent of our population agriculturally illiterate. For many Canadians,…

Canadian banking oligopoly hurting consumers, while US borrowers see falling mortgage rates By Rahul Vaidyanath News Analysis Canada’s big banks dominate the mortgage market and aren’t helping homebuyers and housing…

By Lee Harding News Analysis Canada’s pursuit of the United Nations’ sustainable development goals has made headlines in recent months, but the roots of its participation go back 50 years.…

By Emily Miller News Analysis Mass shootings are extremely rare in America. But you wouldn’t know that if you listened to politicians and much of the media. Judiciary Committee Chairman…

Gabriël Moens Commentary The apology industry has never been busier. On July 25, Pope Francis offered an apology to the indigenous survivors of Canada’s residential schools, where children suffered “cultural…

Brian Giesbrecht Commentary Sometimes, the significance of a cataclysmic event is not immediately apparent. The bombing of Pearl Harbor was an event that shocked the world. Many realized—even as it…