10 h. ago Opinion: Canadians’ legal rights should not depend on lineage — Indigenous or otherwise

In a free country, laws apply not to peoples, but to people, period. We need to get back to a Canada where everyone has the same rights

Other

3 d. ago Opinion: International courts are sending a clear message on the climate crisis. Canada must pay attention

Opinion: Canadians struggling with climate-related disasters and skyrocketing insurance premiums may rightly ask: How will recent legal developments affect Canada? The short answer: profoundly

Society

5 d. ago How Trump’s judicial picks could reshape abortion rights for decades

Legal experts and abortion rights advocates warn of a methodical remaking of the federal courts in a way that could pose enduring threats to abortion access nationwide.

Other

7 d. ago Group threatens N.S. with legal action over ‘grossly disproportionate’ woods ban

The Canadian Constitutional Foundation, which supports legal challenges across the country generally relating to charter rights, said this forest ban is one step too far.

Other

7 d. ago Laryssa Waler: Canadians like politicians they can see themselves having a beer with

There’s a reason Canada’s premiers schlepped their briefing binders to Deerhurst Resort instead of meeting in Toronto at Queen’s Park’s grey towers. Hosting this summer’s Council of the Federation — the annual gathering of Canada’s premiers — Ontario Premier Doug Ford wanted his colleagues, and surprise guest Prime Minister Mark Carney, to see him in […]

Politics

8 d. ago Varcoe: Canadian oilsands giant hopes grand bargain 'comes to fruition' — new pipeline and massive carbon capture project

However, there are plenty of kilometres still to go in this marathon — and no assurances how the race will play out

Transport

8 d. ago Dan Illouz: Canada should recognize Israeli sovereignty over the West Bank, not a Palestinian state

Affirming Israel's legal rights would be an honest step towards peace

Other

9 d. ago Carney government plans to spend millions propagandizing young Canadians about ‘climate emergency’

In a recent announcement, the Carney government detailed more than $14.4 million in new spending for 17 projects to “empower young Canadians to address climate change.” The $14.4 million is just the latest round of funding out of a planned $206 million over five years. The purpose of the “Climate Action and Awareness Fund,” as […]

Politics

1 week ago William Watson: Tell Canadians: What does the U.S. want and what won’t we give?

Letting Canadians know exactly what's on the table in trade talks with the U.S. could help form a consensus about the best way to respond

Other

1 week ago LILLEY: Carney has failed to deliver on what he promised Canadians

He promised that he knew Trump and how to deal with him, so far, Mark Carney hasn't lived up to the hype.

Transport

1 week ago Carson Binda: Canadian taxpayers on hook for FIFA tournament expenses

Meanwhile, most residents in B.C. and Ontario can't afford the $2,500 ticket

Economics

3 w. ago LEDREW: Canadians face ‘democratic deficit’ at crucial time in history

In Canada, we have a democratic deficit. And before you say ”so what?” realize that it is costing you a lot of money, liberties, and safety. First, what is the democratic deficit? It is the fact that Canada is being run by one guy, Prime Minister Mark Carney, who calls all the shots. In other […]

Other

3 w. ago WIENS: Defending Canadian dairy farms is worth taking a stand 

With the increasing volatility in global supply chains, there’s never been a better time to defend Canada’s food security and sovereignty. Unfortunately, in his editorial opinion column, Postmedia’s Lorne Gunter feeds into a misleading narrative about the dairy trade with the United States and disregards the strength and stability supply management delivers for Canadians. Under […]

Other

4 w. ago Opinion: Men's health needs to be a Canadian public health priority

Opinion: In 2023, 44 per cent of male deaths in Canada were premature. In B.C., Vancouver East had more than 5.5 times the premature male mortality rate of Vancouver Quadra

Science

4 w. ago JAY GOLDBERG: Will any party stand up for Canadian consumers?

Canadian families pay hundreds of dollars a year more for dairy, poultry and eggs due to the country’s antiquated supply management system. This system restricts the production of dairy, poultry and eggs in Canada and imposes severe quotas and tariffs on potential imports from abroad. All of this is done to protect fewer than 10,000 […]

Culture