Opinion Yes, your pronouns are up for discussion: Neil Macdonald

by Neil Macdonald

Still, universities — the earliest adopters of radical language — are falling into line, writes Neil Macdonald

Opinion Read me: The week in commentary for Nov. 19

by Jane Lytvynenko

A national bird, a Tory debate and a LGBTQ2 advisor — all in Canada this week.

Opinion Revenge of the comment section: Don't count out Kellie Leitch

Leitch could lead a Trump-style upset, say some readers.

Opinion The banks are poised to meet their scariest competition yet: blockchain

by Maggie Fox

Blockchain threatens to upend the familiar order on an almost unimaginable scale, writes Maggie Fox.

Opinion Protecting the privacy of sexual predators and other criminals is a step too far

by John Muise

The recent attempt by an Alberta judge to shield a man convicted of luring an 11-year-old girl on the internet from undue attention was the wrong approach and undermines faith in the criminal justice system, writes retired Toronto police officer John Muise.

Opinion The U.S. has been accused of war crimes, so here's what will happen — nothing: Neil Macdonald

by Neil Macdonald

Let’s be real here: the five veto-holding permanent members of the United Nations Security Council are the ones that control any military enforcement of a UN resolution, writes Neil Macdonald

Opinion Enough, Kellie Leitch — put down the script

by Robyn Urback

Leitch is a university professor in a stolen Trump hat, reading from a script she found on the floor of a suburban Boston Pizza.

Opinion Leonard Cohen — 'The last tourist in Havana'

by Karen Dubinsky

Historian Karen Dubinsky describes the late Leonard Cohen's 1961 trip to Cuba and the inspiration he drew from the political turmoil he witnessed there.

Opinion Think two-tiered heath care will fix medicare's problems? Think again

by Monika Dutt

A case being heard at the B.C. Supreme Court could determine whether Canadians will soon see private health care alternatives.

Opinion The media keeps getting Donald Trump wrong

by Graeme Gordon

The mainstream press downplayed much of Trump said, even when he made legitimate points.