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The Globe and Mail - Opinion
Letters to the Editor
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America's shocking silence in the face of Trump's outrages -- Gary Mason18 hours ago
Calgary's water-use restrictions are a symptom of a much larger problem in Canada -- Jen Gerson4 hours ago
When it comes to Trump's behaviour, the most plausible explanation is the stupidest -- Andrew Coyne18 hours ago
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The regulations for e-bikes lack balance -- The Editorial Board1 day ago
Someone made $430,000 betting U.S. would capture Maduro. This is wrong -- Vass Bednar4 hours ago
Chrystia Freeland must resign today, not some day -- The Editorial Board3 hours ago
The antisemitism you might have missed over the holidays -- Marsha Lederman5 hours ago
Carney wants to build big, but will Bay Street follow? -- Yrjö Koskinen6 hours ago
LETTERS -- 'The invasion of Venezuela should be the strongest economic argument ever against building a pipeline.' Letters to the editor for Jan. 77 hours ago
Iranian protesters need solidarity. They're being sabotaged instead -- Samira Mohyeddin -- Yesterday4 hours ago
LETTERS -- 'Lessons for Canada after Donald Trump's moves in Venezuela: Build another pipeline ... and be careful who we let invest in Canadian critical minerals.' Letters to the editor for Jan. 6 -- Yesterday5 hours ago
What's a Canadian MP doing as an adviser for a foreign government? -- Robyn Urback -- January 5, 202616 hours ago
We need to prepare for the possibility that the U.S. uses military coercion against Canada - Thomas Homer-Dixon - and - Adam Gordon - January 5, 20266 hours ago
The Conservative and Liberal responses to Venezuela reflect vastly different foreign-policy outlooks -- John Ibbitson -- January 5, 202616 hours ago
We have to speak truth to power and condemn Trump's Venezuela attack -- Michael Byers -- January 5, 202616 hours ago
Don't expect a big gush of Venezuelan oil onto world markets any time soon -- Chris Arsenault -- January 5, 202616 hours ago
In a national emergency, Canada does not have a moment to lose -- The Editorial Board16 hours ago
Canada needs to be realistic about what it can get from China with its relations reset -- Colin Robertson -- January 5, 202616 hours ago
Canada should be prepared to give up the Online Streaming Act in U.S. trade talks -- Peter Menzies -- January 5, 202616 hours ago
Can Pierre Poilievre, all politics and no business, ever be prime minister? -- John Turley-Ewart -- January 5, 202616 hours ago
LETTERS -- 'What happened to sober first thought in the House of Commons?' Letters to the editor for Jan. 5 -- January 5, 202616 hours ago
Change – but not regime change – comes to Venezuela -- Doug Saunders -- January 4, 20261 day ago
EDITORIAL -- The Sunday Editorial: Venezuela's fate is a warning for Canada -- January 4, 20261 day ago
A Venezuelan oil reset is an economic risk Canada cannot ignore -- Shawn Barber -- January 3, 20261 day ago
Why I decided to finally get my driver's licence4 days ago
News To Me – Canada's greatest export4 days ago
The enduring power of a good book -- The Editorial Board -- January 3, 20262 days ago
Beware the rosy 2026 economic forecasts, for pride comes before a fall -- John Rapley -- January 3, 20262 days ago
LETTERS -- 'Perhaps when machines take more of our jobs, we'll have more time to be shareholders, consumers and constituents.' Letters to the editor for Jan. 3 -- January 3, 20262 days ago
A transit blunder in the name of equity -- Marcus Gee -- January 2, 20263 days ago
Mamdani's victory in New York is a sign of a generational power shift -- Sharan Kaur -- January 2, 20263 days ago
Ontario has a math emergency -- Nidhi Sachdeva -- January 2, 20263 days ago
In 2026, we don't need to choose between the environment and economic prosperity -- Tim Gray -- January 2, 20263 days ago
Why does Canada have such high rates of forced psychiatric hospitalizations? -- Rob Wipond -- January 2, 20263 days ago
A legislative calendar stuffed with holidays -- The Editorial Board3 days ago
Alberta's 'neutrality' law redraws professional accountability - Malinda S. Smith - , Bukola Salami - and - Kannin Osei-Tutu - January 2, 20263 days ago