What if Canadians started holding the health-care system to account — as a customer might?
Author Archives: The Editorial Board
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Editorial: When Ottawa rewards the rule-breakers
Putting $283 million to a Toronto sewage project breaks Ottawa’s own housing conditions—and raises questions about its seriousness about solving the housing crisis
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Editorial: Canada espouses feminist values but votes otherwise
The recent Liberal leadership race highlights the disconnect between our stated values and rhetoric
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Editorial: Our Major Projects wish list
The new Major Projects Office is the wrong solution to the right problem. Here’s what could make it a worthy undertaking
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Editorial: Canada’s misguided response to Trump’s H-1B visa change
In our rush to scoop up talent that might have otherwise gone to the U.S., Canada is failing to ask itself some fundamental questions
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Editorial: Canada must make public order a priority again
Public disorder has cities crying out for help. The solution cannot simply be to expand our public institutions’ crisis services
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Editorial: Canada lags globally in protecting youth from social media, screens
If Canadians turned their attention from the U.S. to global peers, we’d see how far behind we are on protecting our children and youth
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Editorial: On temporary foreign workers, Poilievre holds the winning arguments
The low-skilled temporary foreign worker program undermines Ottawa’s own goals of boosting employment, incomes and productivity
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Editorial: What we hope to see this ‘momentous’ election
Here is what we are pledging to our readers this campaign — and what we hope our leaders pledge to voters
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A look at the Trudeau government’s mixed legacy
Here’s our look back at the Trudeau government’s major policy moves, and a look forward at how they are likely to be judged by history