Martin Regg Cohn: A compelling tale of Sri Lanka’s slide into brutality
A new novel about Sri Lanka’s civil war will make you think about fateful life and death choices, Martin Regg Cohn writes.
Category: Political Opinion
Martin Regg Cohn: Doug Ford’s meddling will haunt Toronto’s mayoral election
Thanks to the premier’s obsession with reining in the city, this vote will be a missed opportunity for democracy, Martin Regg Cohn
Susan Delacourt: Stephen Harper wasn’t obsessed with data. Here’s why Justin Trudeau is
Throughout the “made-in-Canada” budget unveiled last week are a raft of measures to amass data on everything from the state of Canadians’
Heather Mallick: It’s worth noting when we see police do their jobs well
It’s impressive when cops do what they were trained for, Heather Mallick writes.
Susan Delacourt: There were two Stephen Harpers — and Pierre Poilievre is getting advice from the wrong one
The former prime minister seems to have forgotten how he led the Conservatives to power in 2006, Susan Delacourt writes.
Chantal Hébert: Did the federal budget lay the groundwork for a Liberal-NDP coalition?
Much as the Liberals needed their government to survive, the NDP’s need for a budget along the lines of the one presented
Martin Regg Cohn: Last year’s election should have taught the NDP a hard lesson
Left-leaning voters were the ones who lost confidence in the New Democratic Party, Martin Regg Cohn writes.
Martin Regg Cohn: Israel’s elected leader is a threat to its democracy
By trampling on the foundations of Israeli democracy, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has overstepped, Martin Regg Cohn writes.
Susan Delacourt: Pierre Poilievre says Canada is broken. This budget is Justin Trudeau’s answer
This government has earned — for now — its ‘right to repair,’ Susan Delacourt writes.
Martin Regg Cohn: Want to save democracy? Focus on these three things
If you don’t like the way it’s working now, you need to make it better, Martin Regg Cohn writes.