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The Globe and Mail - Opinion
Letters to the Editor
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On our sovereignty, Canada must assume Trump will pursue the riskiest, dumbest path possible -- Robyn Urback9 hours ago
Carney calls for resistance in a world of ravenous powers -- Campbell Clark4 hours ago
Carney's China deal isn't a sign of confidence in Canada's auto sector -- Campbell Clark10 hours ago
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Trump is on a collision course with credit rating agencies. This may get ugly -- Yali N'Diaye9 hours ago
A corrosion of leadership in Calgary -- The Editorial Board18 hours ago
The advent of powerful weight-loss drugs is promising, but not a cure for all that ails us -- André Picard19 hours ago
Canada's big banks have a new enemy: retirees -- John Turley-Ewart19 hours ago
LETTERS -- 'We must not exchange a subservient role ... only to surrender sovereignty to dictators and other empires.' Letters to the editor for Jan. 2020 hours ago
Raising taxes too much actually garners less revenue. Who knew? -- Gus Carlson1 day ago
Canada must stand with Europe in its defence of Greenland if we know what's good for us -- Fen Osler Hampson1 day ago
The meaning of patriotism in Hong Kong is on trial -- Rowena He1 day ago
We mustn't lose sight of Canada's education reputation on the world stage -- Roseann O'Reilly Runte1 day ago
It's time to invoke Article 4 of the NATO Treaty -- Paul Meyer1 day ago
The tectonic shift of long-term higher interest rates -- The Editorial Board6 hours ago
Canadian kids will feel the fallout from RFK Jr.'s slashing of routine vaccines -- Iris Gorfinkel1 day ago
Canada can offer comfort to Ukrainians with a path to permanent residency -- John Weston1 day ago
LETTERS -- 'I expect Trump to cut a deal with the ayatollahs. And this after dangling the prospect of American support to Iranians.' Letters to the editor for Jan. 191 day ago
How Canada's auto sector can survive its terrible, no-good, very bad year2 days ago
EDITORIAL -- The Sunday Editorial: Mark Carney walks a fine line on China4 hours ago
Will preferential access for foreign automakers really work? -- Nicolas Lamp3 days ago
Public transit can anchor us in an evolving shared urban fabric -- Craig Sklenar3 days ago
What my sister Ellen taught me about dignity and the importance of being seen -- Harvey Max Chochinov3 days ago
The declining social good of social media -- The Editorial Board3 days ago
Trump and Europe are at each other's throats. What does it mean?3 days ago
A warning to Canada: Self-driving taxis won't be a traffic cure-all, and they ignore the real disease -- Peter D. Norton3 days ago
Politicians have no place telling police how to do their jobs -- Marcus Gee3 days ago
LETTERS -- 'International law today survives largely as language – invoked to condemn enemies, rarely to restrain allies or oneself.' Letters to the editor for Jan. 173 days ago
It's clear Carney is now dealing with the world 'as it is' -- Shannon Proudfoot4 days ago
Can Donald Trump make Iran great again? -- Konrad Yakabuski4 days ago
The rule of law, and the killing of Renee Nicole Macklin Good -- The Editorial Board3 days ago
Year one of Donald Trump's second term has been catastrophic for American democracy4 days ago
One year later, it's clear Donald Trump is the most consequential president of our lifetime4 days ago
The fallout from the Gaza War continues to be felt in the literary world -- Marsha Lederman4 days ago
WestJet's reconfigured planes are perfect – if you're a toddler, or a glutton for punishment -- Robyn Urback4 days ago
Weight-loss drugs may trigger the next restaurant crisis -- Chad Finkelstein4 days ago
In seeking to deepen trade with China, Canada is hedging its bets4 days ago
LETTERS -- 'Foreign governments have always acted to advance their own interests – not those of Iranians.' Letters to the editor for Jan. 164 days ago
Greenland may be our first, best, and last chance to stand up to Donald Trump -- Michael Byers5 days ago