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A seven-year-old transgender boy is photographed amid some trees in dark silhouette.

When the notwithstanding clause becomes a political weapon

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Solicitor General Michael Kerzner shot in profile against a blue sky.

Why “jail, not bail” fails: Doug Ford’s evidence problem

A man placing his hand in the open mouth of an alligator.

Homer Simpson’s gun and the notwithstanding clause

In one hand is the pair of tan moccasins. With his other hand he holds a wooden cane. He’s wearing an orange t-shirt over a long-sleeved shirt.

Wreckonciliation and the case for total departmental reform

People hold a huge rainbow flag in downtown Montreal during the city’s Pride parade. Clothed in a rainbow of colours under a sunny sky.

LGBTQ+ and Quebec nationalism: The decline of a progressive alliance

A collection of cut-out silhouettes of faces in profile.

Reconciliation can’t wait another generation

Close-up shots of the group of young people and children standing in front of a stone building during an outdoor public gathering.

Children’s rights: How to make justice truly accessible

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. dives with an outstretched glove to catch a ball.

Elbows up: Keeping Canadian companies in Canadian hands

Cannabis growers still treated as criminals

The clock is ticking on the Emergencies Act

Missing the mark on a profound social change with MAiD for mental illness

Notwithstanding extreme intoxication

Russia does not have a grand strategy

There is still a prison pandemic

When will Canada say enough is enough when it comes to femicide?

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Quebec’s commission on MAiD misses the mark on mental disorders

Canada must reform competition and privacy policy together to protect consumers

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Canadian agriculture cannot become an innovation engine without competition

A Canadian Pacific Railway train passes through a rural crossing.

Lack of competition blunts Canadian innovation

Big Tech, little oversight

Competition policy in Canada is guided by narrow interests

So-called “Freedom Convoy” is a symptom of a deeply unequal society

Diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Olympics won’t sever Canada-China relations

Canada’s ban on conversion therapy could impact far more than that

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