Linda Duxbury, a distinguished research professor emeritus at Carleton University’s Sprott School of Business, and Jean-Nicolas Reyt, an associate professor at McGill University’s Desautels Faculty of...

Cole Attisha, a staff editor at Autoblog in Vancouver, says SUVs suit Canadian families and Canadian roads, and drivers shouldn’t be punished for choosing them. Ben Shoalts, a master’s student

U.S. military strikes in the Caribbean have killed innocent men, broken families and changed how entire towns live and work.

Chris Keefer is president of Canadians for Nuclear Energy and a Toronto-based emergency physician. Keith Brooks is programs director at Environmental Defence.

Bruce Sellery, a business journalist and personal finance expert, says that while tech and marketing have made it hard to resist spending, young people need to distinguish between needs and

Bern Grush, executive director of the Urban Robotics Foundation and Steven Waslander, a professor at the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies and director of the Toronto Robotics and

Stephen Marche and Steven W. Beattie bridge the divide on the future of art

Amy Dempsey Raven, Megan Ogilvie, and Katherine Lake Berz won gold for stories in two categories, the organization announced Saturday.

Aaron Vansintjan, a policy manager at Food Secure Canada, argues public grocery stores could reduce prices while Michael von Massow, a food economist at the University of Guelph, says the

Jason Prince, a Montreal urban planner and Concordia University lecturer says transit belongs in the same category as the fire department, parks and libraries. Steven Farber, a transportation geograph...

Lindsey Harrington, a Nova Scotia-based writer whose debut memoir "Nobody’s Mother" is forthcoming, sees the choice to opt out of having children as both rational and overdue. Sarah Marie Wiebe,

Lloyd Richardson, director of technology at the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, argues that age restrictions are a necessary step to reduce exposure to harm and support parents struggling to

Wesley Wark, senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation, argues that years of erosion in Canada’s military capacity make higher spending necessary. While former foreign affair...

Michael Lima, a Cuban-Canadian human rights researcher and director of the NGO Democratic Spaces, says Canada has spent decades giving diplomatic cover to a regime that imprisons dissidents silences o...

Shermineh Esmati-Novak, CEO and founder of NOVASHER Ventures, helped organize a Toronto rally celebrating the strikes. She says the attack represents an overdue reckoning. Samira Mohyeddin, journalist...

Brian Kingston of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers’ Association argues opening the Canadian market to Chinese EVs risks Canada’s most important trade relationship. Heather Exner-Pirot, senior fellow...

“Come home,” Svitlana told her adult children. “Or flee the city. Get somewhere safe.”

In this Bridging the Divide, Robert Kavcic, senior economist and director of economics at BMO Capital Markets, argues that the immigration rate slow down is a responsible course correction while

In this Bridging the Divide conversation, Michael Bach, a diversity consultant and founder of the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion and Pride at Work Canada, and Matthew Lau, a

Louise Blais, a former Canadian ambassador to the United Nations, and Ben Rowswell, a former Canadian ambassador to Venezuela debate whether defending international law and sovereignty abroad strength...

SPEAK. follows five bold, young voices on a high-stakes quest to win the Super Bowl of public speaking. Against a backdrop of turmoil, these teens rise with fire, wit, and unshakable humanity.

To ring in 2026 with a bit of levity, we asked Canadian comedians Juno-nominated standup Charles Demers and award-winning Gen Z comedian Rachel Ruecker to sound off on whether or

Mariana Mamonova was among the last defenders of Mariupol. She was determined to survive captivity, for the sake of her unborn child.

Alberta’s independence fight has moved from the margins to the centre of provincial politics with a potential vote on separation in 2026. Cameron Davies, the Alberta Republican Party leader, says

Does compassion mean giving people control over how they die — or fighting harder to help them live?

A huge American city has been a hub of grassroots resistance to Donald Trump's mass-deportation plans. Some of it involves late-night driving patrols looking for ICE.

Amarjot Singh says he joined a peaceful Sikh protest but found himself a marked man

Pamela Fuselli, president and CEO of Parachute, a national injury prevention charity, argues automated speed enforcement prevents death and injury on the roads where it happens most. Howard Sapers, ex...

He left his family behind at dawn. 'When your city is being bombed, and someone is suffering,' Serhii told me much later, 'there is no time to think of anything

Ukraine's Air Force said Russia launched 810 Shahed-type drones and 13 cruise and ballistic missiles during the attack.

The provincial government is poised to begin a mandatory 10-year review of the Greenbelt. David Crombie, former mayor of Toronto, federal cabinet minister and urban reform advocate who led the

Michelle Green youngest daughter is struggling with addiction. Green is campaigning for Ontario to adopt legislation to allow adults and youths to be forced into addiction treatment. Dr. Leslie Buckle...

By joining the EU, Canada would send a strong message that we are challenging Putin and Trump and that we want to be united with countries that believe in liberal

Samia's Canadian children are in danger of dying or becoming victims of violence, but she faces an impossible choice

Samia's Canadian children are in danger of dying or becoming victims of violence, but she faces an impossible choice

Distancing ourselves from Americans over the long term could inadvertently strengthen Trump's influence. Protesting with absence blocks the free exchange of ideas that liberal democracies need.

Samia's Canadian children are in danger of dying or becoming victims of violence, but she faces an impossible choice

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — “Respect, kindness, compassion,” blasted the music as the “King of the Drag Queens” Kitty Meow took the stage at Florida's oldest Pride festival this past winter.

Headlines continue to warn about youth radicalization, but the real story is how young Canadian men seem to be bucking these global trends

Each day brings fresh evidence of the U.S. president's tightening grip on free expression in America.