ADAMS: Edward Nixon must be removed for his conduct at a political event
A firsthand account of intoxication, harassment, and why accountability matters
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ADAMS: What the next Liberal in University—Rosedale must represent
This riding will reveal what the Carney Liberals actually stand for
ADAMS: When “might makes right” becomes foreign policy
Trump's arrest of Maduro exposes a dangerous return to lawlessness, oil-driven politics, and a world where smaller nations pay the price.
Appreciating Anna Murphy's Voice
On integrity, compassion, and the power of one voice to shift the conversation.
When “Debate” Becomes Manufactured Outrage
When Politics Stops Being About Canada and Becomes About Provoking Anger
U.S. military operation in Venezuela shocks the world: what happened and why it matters
The capture of Venezuela’s president by U.S. forces has ignited a global debate over international law, power politics, and the limits of sovereignty.
ADAMS: Chrystia Freeland’s “coming weeks” resignation isn’t good enough
Ordinary Canadians would be told to clear out their desks. In Ottawa, the rules bend when insiders want to have it both ways.
EDITORIAL: Equality before the law is not optional
Free Trade is not appeasement, and CUSMA is no longer a Free Trade deal
ADAMS: Foreign influence isn’t fine just because “our side” does it
Supporting allies is one thing. Allowing foreign governments shape our politics and media is another, and Canadians should not pretend there’s a difference depending on who does it.
FACT CHECK: Brian Lilley’s column gets residential schools wrong
Brian Lilley frames himself as defending open discussion, but what he's really defending is conjecture, selective storytelling, and minimization of Indigenous trauma.
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Regional
Nate Erskine–Smith weighs another bid for Ontario Liberal leadership
Federal MP launches exploratory effort as party searches for renewal after years of electoral setbacks
ADAMS: Jamil Jivani's narrow politics of young men
Blaming DEI is easy. Fixing what's really hurting young men is harder.