Opinion

If the escalating tensions between Canada's Muslim charitable sector and the CRA are ever to be resolved, it will require some honest and serious introspection on the part of the organization.

Everyone keeps saying this new pipeline was built to carry crude oil, but in actual fact, it carries something far more explosive and potentially hazardous: diluted bitumen from the landlocked Alberta oil sands.

Green hydrogen can help transform chemical production and decarbonize this high-emissions sector.

Alberta's United Conservative Party is hosting a gathering of some of Canada's most noxious vaccine skeptics for a conversation about the supposed risks posed by mRNA technology to children. What could go wrong?

Simply put, carbon fee and dividend is the best policy we’ve found so far for cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

Federal legislation designed to protect us from harms such as bullying, harassment and even ransom demands instead illustrates how proposed cures can be worse than the disease.

In 2015, it was Justin Trudeau's Liberals outflanking the NDP to its left. Now, it's Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives doing the same thing with blue-collar voters. Why it's time for the NDP to return the favour — and why they'll lose if they don't.

Higher food prices are becoming the new normal. One solution is for workers to bargain hard so their wages catch up.

Jose Reyeros sees his Latinx culture as a pathway to climate resilience. The 23-year-old University of British Columbia graduate is co-founder and leader of Ritmos Climáticos.

Canada needs a proper balance between centre-right and centre-left forces to reduce the scope for division and extremism.

Recent blockbuster successes in film and pop music provide an opportunity to reconsider the P-word, patriarchy, and its ills. 

Pierre Poilievre's politicizing of human rights issues to dangle them like red meat before the party’s base before an election signifies a new low in Canadian politics. 

It’s lucky Canada isn’t a corporation or the Competition Bureau would have to investigate a series of our national governments. The Canadian government has been making overblown promises about reducing emissions for decades.

The shipping industry has been burning some of the dirtiest fuels available, acting as proxy waste incinerators for the world's refineries, unwilling to transition to cleaner fuels.

A Welsh legislator has proposed a new law against lying in politics in his country. Ask yourself what's more outlandish: his idea or the extent to which we already tolerate lying in our political discourse?