Ontario should cut government jobs to end cycle of debt
The Ontario government must take decisive action to get the budget under control when the COVID-19 crisis has passed
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Where’s the outcry over Quebec’s restrictive Bill 21?
The relatively low value Canadians assign to religious freedom and the tepid opposition to secularism laws are worrisome
Equalization inequalities must be addressed
Encouraging short-term stability at the expense of economic performance and fairness is folly when alternatives are available
Ford’s Ontario has nothing to learn from Australia’s climate plan
The smarter alternative would be to just bite the bullet and abandon the pretence of abiding by the flawed Paris agreement
Canadian energy production increased in 2017
Ontario, Alberta and Quebec continued to account for the majority of energy consumed in Canada
Swob turns the student job hunting dynamic on its head
Co-founder Stephanie Florio talks about plans to expand the concept, which runs through an app
Canadian Conservatives ensnared by the #MeToo movement
We’re supposed to be standard-bearers for traditional family values in western society. What happened?
Ontario takes the initiative tackling terrorists
A simple – and seemingly obvious – provincial decision that should have been made by the Trudeau government long ago
Turning the sex ed clock back to 1998 puts our youth at risk
LGBTQ youth face additional mental health pressures associated with stigma and discrimination
The magic carbon dividend plan is too good to be true
A Clean Prosperity report says Canadian households will be better off with such a plan. Looking at all the evidence suggests otherwise
We can’t put a price on free speech
Universities should defend unpopular speech, not politicians who use funding as leverage
We must do more for seniors coming home from hospital
It’s clear the status quo isn’t meeting the needs of our aging population. So what can be done?
Classroom surveillance and sex ed in Ontario
Is this the kind of workplace we want to create for teachers, where any remark might be taken as either perverse or oppressive?
