Emma Teitel

Many voters who are leaning Conservative have never voted for anyone besides Trudeau and they are desperate to do so, even if there is no tangible evidence that Conservative leader

Opinion | This bad rule keeps young Ontarians out of the housing market. Why won’t Doug Ford do anything about it?

Poilievre hasn’t truly defined himself in the eyes of Canadians. He has, rather, defined himself at every turn, in opposition to a hugely unpopular prime minister; a prime minister, whose

It is not noble nor beautiful when a man sets himself on fire and burns to death in the service of a cause. It is brutal, ugly, and tragic.

If Poilievre is sincere about protecting children he would champion precisely the kind of progressive sexual health education that many in his ideological camp fight at every turn.

If we believe recent polling, it appears that voters really, really don’t want to sit down for a cold one with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Look outside. There is no snow. No matter how relaxed one is as a parent, she cannot “go with the snow” if there is none on the ground.

When it isn’t a political football, Scarborough is an afterthought.

While the feds’ frustration with Mayor Chow may be justified, it is politically nonsensical for them to air that frustration publicly.

For the first time in professional women’s hockey history, the best players in the game are being treated with dignity.

The fallout of ransomware attacks is not just a privacy challenge; it’s a social equity challenge and these attacks are getting more sophisticated and more frequent.

I felt mildly nervous, for the first time in my life, about wearing a Star of David necklace in public. But what happened next restored my faith in humanity.

Emma Teitel: How Olivia Chow manages to confound both critics and supporters — and get things done

“From TikTok to social media, to cellphone use, we all have to step up to reduce the impact it’s having on learning,” said education minister Stephen Lecce.

During the pandemic, Doug Ford and Chrystia Freeland did some late-night talking. Now the Greenbelt scandal has the premier courting Mayor Olivia Chow.

Regular folks are capable of understanding the need for more housing, but there is no good reason it must be built on lands that should be protected.

The question is how do we get the feds and province to pay up? One method may be that we remind them of who we are.

Toronto must stop embarrassing itself with its booze-in-parks signs if it wants respect in negotiations with higher levels of government.

Our culture is increasingly obsessed with the opinions of university students.

Community leaders want the statue removed because of the 19th-century merchant’s connection to residential schools.