Editorials

Bill 97, passed in a late-night session, shields the premier and cabinet from freedom-of-information requests and cancels cases already in court. Ontario’s privacy watchdog said it was wrong.

The ongoing war in Iran is spiking oil prices for Canadians, raising questions about the financial burden associated with gasoline-powered vehicles.

The American blockade of Cuba is unjust, but the island nation needs to become more democratic.

Cuts to education, research and public services could deepen economic challenges for students navigating rising costs and limited job prospects.

Ontario is the only province without a civil statute to address the creation of non-consensual intimate images. It's time for us to get on board.

The federal government must demonstrate its commitment to reconciliation with Inuit people by fully investing in their education

His speech to the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, outlined some hard facts and bitter truths.

Toronto's newest transit system has premiered with slower-than-expected times and no signal priority following a half-decade of construction time and a budget overrun of more than $1.2 billion.