Yesterday‘For those against separation, it may be difficult to convince people of the seriousness of the situation and to vote.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 186 min read
October 17, 2026‘Canada is good at resource extraction … why wouldn’t we exploit our resources and use that wealth to build higher-value sectors?’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 175 min read
October 16, 2026‘Alberta’s nine other referendum questions … simpler, clearer questions could have been posed.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 165 min read
October 15, 2026‘Alberta and Quebec … the mere preoccupation with separatism and the underlying threat to businesses small and large may dramatically harm their economies.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 155 min read
October 14, 2026‘I get both sides of the argument over reducing OAS … there must be a middle-ground solution that everyone can support.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 145 min read
October 13, 2026‘People who love Canada may take comfort in the extreme narrowness of the Parti Québécois victory. They shouldn’t.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 135 min read
October 12, 2026‘Albertans deserve clarity, efficiency and unity, not processes that amplify polarization.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 125 min read
October 11, 2026‘Why should citizens over 70 … vote on long-term political decisions when they will bear little of the social and economic consequences?’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 115 min read
October 10, 2026‘If Leader of His Majesty’s Loyal Opposition is the worst job in Parliament, it’s because Pierre Poilievre has made it that.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 105 min read
October 9, 2026‘Mark Carney is hardly a Johnny-come-lately to conservative thinking.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 95 min read
October 8, 2026‘A pipeline approved does not necessarily translate into a pipeline built.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 85 min read
October 7, 2026‘Even a hard core Parti Québécois voter should see they are hard-pressed to get a majority in an independence referendum.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 75 min read
October 6, 2026‘During a time when Canada should be charting its own path in an increasingly complex world, I have been disappointed to watch us become more American.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 65 min read
October 5, 2026‘The U.S. President and his cohort do not accept that state structures, be they domestic or foreign, should stand in the way of their personal interests.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 55 min read
October 4, 2026‘Apologize to Donald Trump…? Even for an apologetic nation, that’s one sorry too far.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 45 min read
October 3, 2026‘How lucky are we to have a Prime Minister who … is unafraid to say what he means and mean exactly what he says.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 35 min read
October 2, 2026‘Let’s hope the Carney government hasn’t moved so far to the right that it can no longer hear the less fortunate.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 25 min read
October 1, 2026‘The qualifying age for Old Age Security should be smartly and wisely increased to 67 or 68.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 15 min read
September 30, 2026‘Building a prosperous, modern Canada … won’t come without some immediate pain.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 305 min read
September 29, 2026‘The United States prefers to dance the Hokey Pokey, take their right foot out and shoot it.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 295 min read
September 28, 2026‘One would think that the constant plea for government transparency and accountability would result in voters clamouring for the opportunity to vote on B.C.’s future direction.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 285 min read
September 27, 2026‘Our national sovereignty is now at risk in any discussions with the U.S. President, and we are wise to explore other options to safeguard our future.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 275 min read
September 26, 2026‘It is a rare privilege to witness the disintegration of the old world order as a new one gestates.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 265 min read
September 25, 2026‘If Donald Trump took more lessons from history, he’d perhaps realize he’s … more of a historical pawn then an actual changemaker.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 255 min read
September 24, 2026‘May David Eby feel voters’ wrath and displeasure at his political power grab.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 245 min read
September 23, 2026‘Build Canada stronger? When will that be exactly?’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 235 min read
September 22, 2026‘Unlike the United States, Canada and the European Union share commitments to international law, multilateral co-operation and equal accountability.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 225 min read
September 21, 2026‘If not trade expansion with the European Union, then who? The alternative is capitulation to the United States.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 215 min read
September 20, 2026‘Don’t complain about Old Age Security … it’s obvious to me that the gimme generation are the greedy ones.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 205 min read
September 19, 2026‘There is nothing cringeworthy in the actions of Doug Ford and David Eby … if it means wearing a red plaid jacket, so be it.’ Letters to the editor for Sept. 195 min read
