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Quebec’s proposed constitution may be ludicrous – but it might still pose a real threat

Andrew Coyne

If birth tourism is such a big scam, why do so few immigrants take advantage?

Andrew Coyne

The tech oligarchy poses a unique threat to democracy

10.10.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

Danielle Smith’s pipeline ransom note to Mark Carney is using Canada as her hostage

08.10.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

A country does not have to hit the debt wall to be taking on too much fiscal risk

03.10.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

Photo radar does not belong in a free society

26.09.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

It’s not about the notwithstanding clause – it’s about the Charter

Andrew Coyne

If the notwithstanding clause is the nuclear option, Ottawa should respond proportionately

19.09.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

The death of Charlie Kirk did not make him a moderate

17.09.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

Parliament may be back, but it won’t be politics as usual

12.09.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

How did the Temporary Foreign Worker program come to be the scapegoat for all our ills?

Andrew Coyne

The three fiscal taboos Canada can no longer afford

05.09.2025 50

Andrew Coyne

Poilievre’s anything goes approach to self-defence is even more extreme than U.S. law

03.09.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

Donald Trump is on the brink of becoming a dictator. Can he be stopped?

29.08.2025 60

Andrew Coyne

In Canada, householders must use ‘reasonable force’ against an intruder. That’s perfectly reasonable

27.08.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

The Ukraine emergency is far from over – because Donald Trump is the emergency

22.08.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

How did Air Canada lose hearts and minds? Two words: ‘unpaid work’

Andrew Coyne

To recognize aboriginal title is not to abolish property rights, but to uphold them

15.08.2025 30

Andrew Coyne

A government can’t kill people for no reason? When will this judicial madness end?!

13.08.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

Continuing the Israeli military campaign in Gaza can no longer be justified, morally or strategically

08.08.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

The final obstacle to Trump’s dictatorship may be the people he needs to borrow from

06.08.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

If Bell doesn’t like competing with Telus on its own broadband network, it really won’t like the alternatives

01.08.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

The right’s new cause, crime without punishment, and its new martyrs, the Ottawa hostage-takers

30.07.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

Lower the voting age? There are better arguments for raising it

25.07.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

What makes supply management so uniquely vile? Let me count the ways

23.07.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

A shrinking population is hardly what this country needs right now

18.07.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

Hard line? Soft line? There may be no way of dealing with Trump that works

16.07.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

New leader, or new system? The Conservatives ponder life under two-party politics

11.07.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

The Liberals launch another expenditure review: This time, we mean it

09.07.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

Cut housing prices? It will be all we can do just to slow their increase

04.07.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

Bomb Iran’s nuclear sites? You can’t separate the mission from who’s in charge of it

Andrew Coyne

Can we find the extra $50-billion we promised NATO we’d spend on defence out of cuts in other spending? Yes we can.

26.06.2025 60

Andrew Coyne

No more half measures: to get out of our growth rut, Canada needs radical tax reform

20.06.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

The G7 is dead – time to move on to the G6

18.06.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

The Prime Minister hits the ground running, unconcerned by deficits, principle or the rights of Parliament

13.06.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

Twenty years late, Canada hits the old NATO target, just in time to fall short of the new one

Andrew Coyne

It’s time to rein in Canada’s runaway Crown corporations

06.06.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

The premiers as nation-builders? Colour me skeptical

04.06.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

Overstaffed, overpaid and underperforming, the CPP investment fund is in need of a sharp course correction

30.05.2025 40

Andrew Coyne

This was the moment Charles became King of Canada, and Canada his kingdom

28.05.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

If Canada Post won’t deliver the mail – or can’t without losing billions – let someone else do it

23.05.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

The only thing worse than not having a budget is having one

21.05.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

Crisis or Reform: The Choice Facing Canada’s New Parliament

We’ve had a lovely run these past 150-odd years, but our luck may not hold much longer The post Crisis or Reform: The Choice Facing Canada’s New...

19.05.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

Carney’s cabinet: a familiar mix of quotas, duplication and pork-barrel politics

16.05.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

We wasted 60 years indulging secessionist fantasies in Quebec. Must we make the same mistake in Alberta?

14.05.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

Canada has the form of democracy, but not the substance

10.05.2025 20

Andrew Coyne

Canada is not as divided as some claim – or as its electoral system makes it appear

02.05.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

A tale of two elections: Trump vs change made for an uncertain mandate

29.04.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

There are some interesting ideas in the party platforms. It’s a pity no one will read them

25.04.2025 10

Andrew Coyne

The Conservatives’ dilemma: their policies aren’t different enough from the Liberals’ to make up for the leadership gap

24.04.2025 20

Andrew Coyne