Andrew Coyne
Explorer, founder of Lachine, seigneur of Cataracoui, discoverer of the mouths of the Mississippi.
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Opinion: Big Tech is a big failure at policing the public square
With the rise of social media, the traditional gatekeepers have been pushed aside
Andrew Coyne
My latest: Big Tech is a big failure at policing the public square
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Au Liban, Beyrouth se réveille en deuil après une double explosion meurtrière
La déflagration a fait au moins 78 morts et 3 700 blessés. Un incident dans un stock de nitrate d’ammonium, dans le port de la capitale, serait à l’origine de la catastrophe.
Government officials claimed Ontario police were investigating military efforts to allegedly hide documents in Mark Norman case — that turned out to be false
An Ontario police investigation into allegations the Canadian military tried to hide documents in the Mark Norman affair never happened despite official federal government claims to the contrary, this newspaper has confirmed.
Try to see WE from 35,000 feet - Macleans.ca
Andrew MacDougall: Welcome to the world of political damage control where the main goal is finding any explanation that can stand up for a news cycle
Andrew Coyne
Andrew MacDougall: Try to see WE from 35,000 feet - Macleans.ca macleans.ca/opinion/try-to…
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The 9 Wildest Answers in Trump’s Interview With Jonathan Swan, Ranked
The 1964 Civil Rights Act hasn’t worked out?
Andrew Coyne
The 9 Wildest Answers in Trump's Interview With Jonathan Swan, Ranked - Intelligencer
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Jonathan Swan reveals the simple secret to exposing Trump's lies: basic follow-up questions
Jonathan Swan, a reporter for Axios, has revealed the magic words that expose President Donald Trump's lies for what they are.
Andrew Coyne
Jonathan Swan reveals the simple secret to exposing Trump's lies: basic follow-up questions - CNN
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Opinion: Trudeau says he was ‘not in a position of conflict of interest.’ In fact, he was.
Both the Prime Minister and Minister of Finance have ignored the risk of bias as a factor in conflict-of-interest scenarios
Andrew Coyne
Opinion: Trudeau says he was ‘not in a position of conflict of interest.’ In fact, he was. - Arthur Schafer
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Watch the full “Axios on HBO” interview with President Trump
The interview was filmed on Tuesday, July 28 and aired Monday, Aug. 3 on HBO.
Twitter Users Stunned At 'Full-Blown Lunacy' Of Trump's Wild Axios Interview
The president raised eyebrows with his comments on John Lewis, coronavirus, Ghislaine Maxwell and more.
‘It’s the right thing to do’: Toronto restaurant scraps tipping
A Toronto restaurant has stopped accepting in tips in move the owner says is an effort to more fairly compensate staff.
One million cannibal ants trapped in Soviet nuclear weapons bunker have escaped
The ants had fallen down a ventilation pipe and survived for years by feasting on their nestmates corpses.
Ontario’s true COVID-19 caseload is four times higher than official tally, antibody study suggests. Why that’s ‘fantastic’ news — The Star
According to new antibody blood-testing data from the province’s public health agency, the true number of people sickened by COVID-19 in Ontario is closer to 160,000, more than four times the official tally.
Andrew Coyne
Ontario’s true COVID-19 caseload is four times higher than official tally, antibody study suggests. Why that’s ‘fantastic’ news
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How the Pandemic Defeated America
A virus has brought the world’s most powerful country to its knees.
'Nobody likes me,' Trump complains, as even his allies fade
Lamenting his plunging popularity this week, a self-pitying President Donald Trump wondered how it all went wrong.
PM Trudeau: Morneau 'should not have accepted' gifts from WE Charity
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Finance Minister Bill Morneau should 'not have accepted' the gifted portions of his family's trips with WE Charity. Trudeau also defended Morneau's intentions in going on the trip.
Justin Trudeau asked for ‘due diligence’ on WE plan to fight perceptions of his family’s ties to the charity
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his call for further “due diligence” on a proposal to outsource a $544-million program to WE Charity was to defend ...
Canadian Libraries Respond to 'Globe and Mail' Essay Attacking Public Libraries
Canadian librarians push back against a recently published editorial arguing that public libraries are a net harm to literature.
Chris Selley: This toxic voluntourism is not how to change the world
This grotesque vision essentially conquered Canadian officialdom. Tens of thousands of Canadian children were jammed into arenas on school days to be pumped full of it