Editorial: New Conservative leader is out of touch with our values
Scheer claims that “taxpayers are very frustrated by how much the CBC costs” but fails to back this up.
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Editorial: We deserve better — in Ottawa, Quebec, Montreal
While many of us watch with dismay what is happening south of the border — the so-called Era of Trump — recent developments on the home front are nothing to be proud of.
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Editorial: Outremont–Mont Royal merger raises inequality issue
It also means that there is one fewer seat in Montreal and the West End where ethno-cultural groups and anglophones constitute an important share of the electorate.
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Editorial: Andrew Potter’s scrappy piece showed he lacked judgment
When Potter was chosen to head McGill University’s prestigious Institute for the Study of Canada, he was expected to be rigorous and responsible, especially for his own published work.
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Editorial: Draconian U.S. border tactics threaten all of us
Since the Trump ascendancy, there are signs that a new virtual wall is being erected on what used to be called one of the longest undefended borders in the world.
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Editorial: Fair deal for forgotten thalidomide survivors
Last year, the Conservative government offered to compensate Canadians for a grave government error that crippled them
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Edtorial: Generosity, not tyranny of the majority, needed in Outremont
The good burghers of Outremont, feeling challenged rather than enriched by the vitality and growth of the Hasidic community that co-habits the territory
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Editorial: Quebec Green Party dead wrong on BDS
The Quebec Green Party and its leader Alex Tyrrell back the Green Party of Canada position supporting BDS.
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Editorial: Patient care, not hospital budgets, must come first
Projected spending on health care in 2016-17 in Quebec will increase to $33.7 billion, and critics say it’s not enough.
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A word to the staff, from Senior Times publisher Barbara Moser
“I’m a teacher, not a publisher,” I told my brother. “I know nothing about journalism.” He said: “I’ll teach you.”
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