ADAMS: Why my AGM ballot matters, even if Bonnie Crombie disagrees
Meeting Bonnie Crombie showed me why her approach won't work for the province's future—and why it's time we try something new.
Social Issues
Coverage on the issues shaping Canadian identity. From LGBTQ rights and Indigenous reconciliation to the evolving debates over free expression and cultural policy, we examine the societal shifts defining our country today.
ADAMS: Keep Pride focused on LGBTQ rights
Hijacking Pride for unrelated struggles undermines its purpose.
ADAMS: A call for accountability in Ontario’s public education system
Ontario's classrooms are overheating, public dollars are disappearing, and our education system is stuck in the past. It's time to demand answers and a public school system that works for everyone.
ADAMS: A long wait for a chicken strip basket and a sobering reminder of Ontario's car culture crisis
I Just Wanted Chicken Strips—Instead I Got a Front-Row Seat to Ford’s Assault on Local Democracy
Conservative MP demands end to Temporary Foreign Worker Program
Jamil Jivani reignites debate over immigration and labour policy with bold proposal.
ADAMS: What the CPC must learn from its popular vote collapse
If the Conservatives want to be taken seriously, they’ll have to stop catering to the fringe and start acting like a party ready to govern.
ADAMS: When showing up stopped mattering: How the NDP fumbled away my vote
If the NDP wants to reclaim its soul—it needs to show up, speak truth, and fight like hell. Because right now, it's not fighting for people like me. It's not even trying.
ADAMS: From blue skies to smoke screens: The hollow shift from O'Toole to Poilievre
Poilievre’s Platform Is a Budgetary Joke, a Social Disaster, and a Last-Minute Photo Dump
ADAMS: I went to a Poilievre rally. Here’s what really stood out.
My reflections on the experience and what it says about Canadian politics.
ADAMS: Police associations should stay out of politics
Those who enforce the law should not be involved in commentary shaping who makes the law. Ever.