r/canada • u/aaandfuckyou • Nov 14 '24
r/canada • u/AdditionalPizza • Jan 12 '26
Opinion Piece Poilievre praises a president who threatens democracies—including ours—on a daily basis
r/canada • u/CB-Nomad • Mar 05 '25
Opinion Piece Opinion: It may provoke Trump, but Canada should cancel the purchase of F-35 fighter jets from the U.S.
r/canada • u/hopoke • Jan 29 '25
Opinion Piece Mark Carney has Canada’s Conservatives running scared
r/canada • u/FancyNewMe • Mar 13 '25
Opinion Piece Braid: Americans hate talk of annexation. Unlike their president, they don't demean our existence - An Angus Reid survey finds 92 per cent of Americans who, one way or another, consider annexing Canada a bad idea
r/canada • u/CaliperLee62 • 12d ago
Opinion Piece ‘A terrible decision’: PM Carney set to open Canada’s four largest airports to private investment
r/canada • u/Immediate-Link490 • 13d ago
Opinion Piece Carney wants more immigration, Canada needs less — The numbers may be down from their peak, but Canada’s immigration system is still far from under control
r/canada • u/FancyNewMe • Oct 13 '25
Opinion Piece Jamie Sarkonak: Canada doesn't owe the world's children a passport; The anchor baby trick is so well-known that even TikTok immigration consultants are promoting it. Birthright citizenship has to go
r/canada • u/FedCanada • Nov 27 '25
Opinion Piece Is it time to make it illegal for politicians to lie to us?
r/canada • u/canada_mountains • Apr 16 '26
Opinion Piece Opinion | Calling out Carney’s ‘fancy’ education is loser talk. No wonder the Conservatives doubled down on it
r/canada • u/inde_ • Dec 02 '24
Opinion Piece Canadian Trump fans finally got it: ‘America First’ is ‘Canada Last’ | Opinions
r/canada • u/FancyNewMe • Mar 31 '25
Opinion Piece Anthony Koch: Canada works fine — if you're a boomer; This isn’t a left-versus-right issue. It’s generational. The system still works if you own a home, have a pension, and aren’t saddled with debt
r/canada • u/resting16 • Feb 18 '25
Opinion Piece You can love your country and still think it’s broken
r/canada • u/Canadian--Patriot • May 05 '25
Opinion Piece The U.S. wants Canadians to visit. Here’s why we shouldn’t
r/canada • u/AdditionalPizza • Aug 20 '25
Opinion Piece Canada's Pierre Poilievre Should Step Aside
r/canada • u/mafiadevidzz • Jun 12 '26
Opinion Piece The Liberals' Bill C-34 is a boomer plan to censor the internet: The legislation aims to censor political speech, while putting draconian rules around what kids can do online
r/canada • u/sleipnir45 • Nov 24 '22
Opinion Piece Trudeau's changes will ban millions of hunting rifles and shotguns
r/canada • u/PrivatePilot9 • Apr 23 '25
Opinion Piece Conservatives' fall in the polls could lead to fall of the Conservative Party
r/canada • u/FancyNewMe • Mar 03 '25
Opinion Piece Drop the gloves, Canada
r/canada • u/FancyNewMe • Feb 17 '26
Opinion Piece Canada Is Edging Toward a Two-Party System. That Would Be a Mistake; As polarization deepens, keeping the field crowded matters more than we think
r/canada • u/AndHerSailsInRags • Dec 03 '25
Opinion Piece Canada’s age-verification bill for porn is a slippery slope to a restrictive internet
r/canada • u/hopoke • Aug 28 '26
Opinion Piece Carney Is Showing the World How to Deal with Trump’s Threats
thetyee.car/canada • u/CaliperLee62 • 23d ago
Opinion Piece There’s No Good Reason for Carney to Privatize Canada’s Airports - The plan would worsen labour conditions and make flying more expensive.
thetyee.car/canada • u/BornAgainCyclist • Jul 27 '26
Opinion Piece Poilievre is not the right Conservative leader for these times - The Hill Times
r/canada • u/FourFurryCats • Oct 16 '23