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Don’t blame the social media algorithms for the anger, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
It falls to the premier’s third finance minister in four years to make sense of unsteady times, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
The consequences of turmoil in Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Lebanon will be more lives ruined, economic refugees unmoored and societies ravaged, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
Some of the most influential democracies around the world are still sitting on the fence instead of standing up for freedom, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
There are plenty of good reasons to condemn Doug Ford for misleading Ontarians but the removal of mask mandates is not one of them, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
To those who cling to mask mandates, you should save your breath and fight harder for public compulsion, work smarter on public persuasion — on vaccination as much as masking, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
A one-time Canadian MP and lifetime Ukrainian activist is working to send help from Toronto, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
When a tiny minority insists on imposing its will on our elected Parliament, they are dissenters from democracy, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
Now Canada’s longest-serving party leader, Andrea Horwath predicts she’ll be sitting in the premier’s office post-election. Not so fast, writes Martin Regg Cohn. → Read More
John Honderich began his career as a crusading journalist and ended up a defender of journalism, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
With the Conservative party leadership up for grabs again, is Doug Ford ready to act on his lingering political fantasy? Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
Why is Andrea Horwath defending a candidate who helped to name an Ajax street after a Nazi naval officer, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
Watch for Doug Ford to be undone not merely by his Liberal and NDP rivals, but also undermined by the far-right populists he once counted on, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
Can anyone defeat Doug Ford? In the 19 weeks leading up to the June 2 vote, you will read countless predictions and assumptions, because everyone has an opinion about the premier, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
The world has changed since the Iron Curtain was lifted and gas pipelines were laid down from East to West, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
In today’s Ontario, there is a disconnect in higher education that defies reason and logic, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
A little context goes a long way to explain the complexity of COVID-19, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
Ontario has been backed into a corner by Buy American policies. That’s why Unifor’s Jerry Dias says he’s in the premier’s corner, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More
As I look back on those memories and how hard it can be to help, I remember how easy it is to help here, with the Star Santa Claus Fund, says Martin Regg Cohn. → Read More
Democracy is not in decline, despite all the depressing rhetoric emanating from Washington this week, Martin Regg Cohn writes. → Read More