The Globe and Mail

586 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Letters to the Globe and Mail on Alberta, Quebec Separatism and MAID · Readers debate economic impacts of separatism and medical assistance in dying policies.
• Chrystia Freeland details political career and Trudeau exit in new memoir · Chrystia Freeland publishes memoir covering cabinet tenure and role in Trudeau's 2024 departure.
• Donald Savoie Argues Leaner Canadian Public Service Performs Better · Author Donald Savoie claims Canada's bloated federal public service fails to deliver effectively.
• Canada urged to revoke recognition after PA delays elections · Canada and allies express regret but should revoke recognition if the Palestinian Authority delays promised elections.
• Canadian Citizens Debate OAS Cuts, MAID, and Opioid Policy in Letters · Readers propose solutions for Old Age Security, criticize MAID restrictions, and discuss opioid supply programs.
• Statistics Canada population revisions weaken Canadian economic outlook · Revised population data shows Canada's GDP per capita growth is half initial estimates.
• Canada's Electoral System Fuels Secession Threats · Canada's first-past-the-post electoral system exacerbates regional divisions and secessionist pressures.
• Trump's Energy Deal and Intelligence Cuts Pressure Ukraine Amid Winter · Trump's energy deal and intelligence threats pressure Ukraine as winter approaches.
• Canadian Justice Minister Proposes Banning MAID for Mental Illness · Justice Minister Sean Fraser plans to bar medical assistance in dying for patients whose sole condition is mental illness.
• BC Judge Strikes Down Federal Drug Possession Law · A BC Supreme Court judge ruled federal drug possession laws unconstitutional, demanding a non-medicalized safer supply program.
• Canada's Quantum Computing Strategy Faces AI Infrastructure Challenges · Canada aims to lead in quantum computing but warns of AI infrastructure pitfalls.
• Canadian academic proposes nonviolent defence against hypothetical US invasion · University of Toronto professor argues nonviolent defence beats insurgency planning for Canada.
• Canada lacks national accounting of its COVID-19 pandemic response · Canada has failed to conduct a national inquiry into its COVID-19 response despite government promises.
• Alberta Separatists Falsely Frame Secession Vote As Political Leverage · Opinion argues Alberta separatists dishonestly cast secession referendum option as federal leverage.
• Letters to the Editor Critique Trump, Climate, and Quebec Election · Readers respond to recent news on Trump, climate goals, and the Parti Québécois victory with mixed opinions.
• Ontario 10-year property assessment delay creates unfair tax burden · Ontario suspended property tax assessments for 10 years, causing unfair cross-subsidies between owners.
• AI Chatbots Become New Front in Fight Against Disinformation · Experts warn that AI chatbots are being groomed by foreign actors to spread disinformation and shape public opinion.
• Ukrainian frontline journalists maintain reporting amid Russian invasion · Ukrainian journalists operate under bombardment to provide life-saving public information.
• Canada Should Prioritize Expanded Trade And Investment With Africa · Author argues Canada must implement active trade strategy for African markets.
• Reader Letters Address Alberta Referendum, MAID, UN And Institutional Failures · Published Globe and Mail reader letters comment on Canadian political and social issues.
• British Columbia faces worsening debt crisis under Premier David Eby · British Columbia's fiscal position has deteriorated sharply under the Eby NDP government.
• Globe and Mail Reader Letters Address Canadian Political And Social Issues · Published reader letters discuss voting, separatism, climate, pensions and antisemitism in Canada.
• Canadian Editorial Warns Against Alberta Separatist Movement · Editorial board warns Alberta separatists face economic harm and U.S. influence risks.
• Alberta's new classroom rules criticized for stifling critical thinking · Critics argue Alberta's Bill 25 will censor diverse views and harm student development.
• Joanne Liu Argues Solidarity, Not Security, Must Solve Global Crises · Former MSF President Joanne Liu argues global solidarity, not security obsessions, is needed to address pandemics, conflict, and migration.
• Letters Criticize Alberta Separatism, Pierre Poilievre's Opposition Role, and Canada's Tax Code · Readers condemn separatist tactics, question Pierre Poilievre's leadership, and propose tax code reforms.
• Supreme Court of Canada upholds Gladue alongside vulnerable victim rules · Supreme Court clarifies Gladue sentencing applies with Indigenous vulnerable victim provisions
• Alex Ocasio-Cortez Calls 'Woke 1.0' Crazy Amid Recent Firings · Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez reflects on the excesses of 'Woke 1.0' as organizations fire staff over past social media posts.
• Canada Scraps Mental Illness MAID Expansion Amid Guardrail Concerns · Canada's Liberal government cancelled plans to expand medically assisted dying to mental illness patients but faces criticism over other measures.
• Richard Poplak Argues Canada Is Becoming A Global Commodity Outpost · Journalist Richard Poplak critiques Mark Carney's policy framing Canada as an open commodity hub.