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When corporations become political

A large billboard stands on top of a Nike store showing former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, at Union Square in San Francisco,...

yesterday 7

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Andrew Stark

Here we come a-wassailing: The Globe’s annual collection of updated Christmas carols

The Globe and Mail Warren Clements is a former member of The Globe and Mail’s editorial board and currently runs a small publishing outfit called...

yesterday 10

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The Editorial Board

An unsexy fix to Canada’s growing red tape problem

Interprovincial standardization drives innovation and facilitates trade by enabling interoperability. Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press Ryan...

yesterday 20

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Ryan Manucha

McDonald’s big mistake with its Christmas ad wasn’t using AI

McDonald's was forced to pull a European ad titled 'The Most Terrible Time of the Year' that satirized many of the activities people associate...

yesterday 20

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Gus Carlson

Why shops are removing price tags, and why this is bad

Price-less shopping is not yet a widespread practice, and in some cases, even when the tags are removed from individual items, prices are still...

yesterday 10

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Vass Bednar

There’s a link between Canada’s treatment of Israel and why Canadian Jews feel unsafe

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand summoned Israel’s ambassador to explain why a delegation of Canadian MPs was refused entry to the West Bank...

yesterday 10

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Lawrence P. Haber

Cities need to overcome the fear of the first step in change

Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham leads dignitaries across the city’s historic Portage and Main intersection after it reopened in June. Other...

previous day 9

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The Editorial Board

The only thing that will save Christianity is Christianity: humility, gentleness, mercy and forgiveness

Stained-glass windows at St. James Cathedral in Toronto on Dec. 16. Melissa Tait/The Globe and Mail Michael Coren is an Anglican priest, journalist...

previous day 10

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Michael Coren

For Jewish communities, Chinese food is more than a Christmas tradition – they’re also walking the wok

A dish is prepared in a wok at a restaurant in Toronto. Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail Jason Wang is the co-editor of Creative Resilience and...

previous day 10

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Jason Wang

Canada must acknowledge the implications of selling uranium to India

Prime Minister Mark Carney shakes hands with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the G7 Leader's Summit in Kananaskis, Alta., in June. Amber...

previous day 8

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Gordon Edwards

Christmas – and liberalism – doesn’t come from a store. The Grinch can be a reminder of that, and more

Zak Black is an Ottawa-based writer. “If there is a more wholly satisfying half-hour of entertainment to be had in our dark world, I’d like to know...

previous day 10

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Zak Black

Canada’s innovation policy: designed in Ottawa, owned in America

E. Richard Gold is a Distinguished James McGill Professor at McGill University’s Faculty of Law, Faculty of Medicines and Health Sciences and the...

previous day 10

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E. Richard Gold

Premiers need to discover the virtue of silence

Premiers speak to the media during the 2025 summer meetings of Canada’s Premiers in Huntsville, Ont., in July, 2025. Nathan Denette/The Canadian...

monday 2

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The Editorial Board

Cultivating intelligence: Why Canada must grow, not just import, AI

The D.B. Weldon Library at Western University in London, Ont. Scott Norsworthy/Scott Norsworthy Vivek Goel is the president and vice-chancellor of...

monday 3

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Vivek Goel

Divisions persist, but Canadians are forming a broad consensus on the need for nation-building

A man holds the Canada flag on a hockey stick during a rally at Peace Arch Park in Surrey, B.C., in April. Canada's political leaders agree on the...

monday 1

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John Ibbitson

A quarter of Canadians are food insecure. Addressing this must be a national priority

Volunteers sort and box food at the Daily Bread Food Bank, April, 2023. Fred Lum/the Globe and Mail Nick Saul is the CEO of Right To Food . Kirstin...

monday 10

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Nick Saul

The Carney government’s crime victim legislation is bad constitutional law

Carney's government is trying to legislate away unpopular Charter rights instead of fixing our overly complex system, Kent Roach writes. Sean...

monday 10

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Kent Roach

The Sunday Editorial: The departed department store was a window into the magic of the holiday season

Ninety-nine years ago, Christmastime shoppers lingered before the displays of the Eaton’s store in downtown Toronto. “On a pre-Christmas afternoon...

21.12.2025 3

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The Editorial Board

A guide for holiday uneasiness

20.12.2025 2

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Graham Roumieu

Winter is coming. Our cities aren’t ready

A man attempts to remove a fallen tree branch as it blocks a sidewalk following an accumulation of freezing rain in Montreal, April 5, 2023. Graham...

20.12.2025 4

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Brodie Ramin

The ticking clock of CUSMA negotiations with the Trump White House

Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump in the White House on Oct. 7. Evan Vucci/The Associated Press Tariffs imposed by the...

20.12.2025 2

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The Editorial Board

Investors are seeking more AI profit and fewer promises

Oracle’s most recent earnings report disappointed investors, sending share prices downward. Richard Vogel/The Associated Press Last week the AI...

20.12.2025 3

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John Rapley

A shaken minority wonders what’s next

Jack Frieberg in Toronto on December 18, 2025. Sammy Kogan/The Globe and Mail Jack Frieberg’s parents were Holocaust survivors. Louis and Gerda...

20.12.2025 1

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Marcus Gee

News To Me – Crosswords or cross words?

20.12.2025 3

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Gabrielle Drolet

Being Catholic is cool again

Randy Boyagoda is a writer and professor of English at the University of Toronto. His new novel, Lords of Serendipity, will be published next...

20.12.2025 4

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Randy Boyagoda

Ghost jobs are the scourge of a deficient labour market

John Turley-Ewart is a contributing columnist for The Globe and Mail, a regulatory compliance consultant and a Canadian banking historian. This is...

19.12.2025 2

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John Turley-Ewart