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A constitutional way out of an existential crisis

  • TORONTO—”TREASON?” Jesus wept. Nothing is beyond imagining by now, of course. Twenty months of Trump and we are so far down the rabbit hole,
Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | September 10, 2018
U.S. President Donald Trump, pictured June 8, 2018, arriving at the airport in Bagotville, Que., for the G7 summit. Photograph courtesy of Global Affairs Canada

A constitutional way out of an existential crisis

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | September 10, 2018
  • TORONTO—”TREASON?” Jesus wept. Nothing is beyond imagining by now, of course. Twenty months of Trump and we are so far down the rabbit hole,

A constitutional way out of an existential crisis

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | September 10, 2018
  • TORONTO—”TREASON?” Jesus wept. Nothing is beyond imagining by now, of course. Twenty months of Trump and we are so far down the rabbit hole,
U.S. President Donald Trump, pictured June 8, 2018, arriving at the airport in Bagotville, Que., for the G7 summit. Photograph courtesy of Global Affairs Canada

A constitutional way out of an existential crisis

  • TORONTO—”TREASON?” Jesus wept. Nothing is beyond imagining by now, of course. Twenty months of Trump and we are so far down the rabbit hole,
Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | September 10, 2018
U.S. President Donald Trump, pictured June 8, 2018, arriving at the airport in Bagotville, Que., for the G7 summit. Photograph courtesy of Global Affairs Canada

A constitutional way out of an existential crisis

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | September 10, 2018
  • TORONTO—”TREASON?” Jesus wept. Nothing is beyond imagining by now, of course. Twenty months of Trump and we are so far down the rabbit hole,

A constitutional way out of an existential crisis

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | September 10, 2018
  • TORONTO—”TREASON?” Jesus wept. Nothing is beyond imagining by now, of course. Twenty months of Trump and we are so far down the rabbit hole,
U.S. President Donald Trump, pictured June 8, 2018, arriving at the airport in Bagotville, Que., for the G7 summit. Photograph courtesy of Global Affairs Canada

A foolish reason to travel dangerously

  • TORONTO—Dragging my suitcase across the border, through a narrow gap in the barbed-wire fence, stepping foot from Uzbekistan into Tajikistan. Neighbouring dictatorships that didn’t
Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | August 13, 2018
Americans Lauren Geoghegan and her partner Jay Austin were killed in an ISIS-claimed attack on July 30 in Tajikstan. The couple set off on a year-long bike trip around the world in July 2017. Photograph courtesy of Facebook

A foolish reason to travel dangerously

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | August 13, 2018
  • TORONTO—Dragging my suitcase across the border, through a narrow gap in the barbed-wire fence, stepping foot from Uzbekistan into Tajikistan. Neighbouring dictatorships that didn’t

A foolish reason to travel dangerously

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | August 13, 2018
  • TORONTO—Dragging my suitcase across the border, through a narrow gap in the barbed-wire fence, stepping foot from Uzbekistan into Tajikistan. Neighbouring dictatorships that didn’t
Americans Lauren Geoghegan and her partner Jay Austin were killed in an ISIS-claimed attack on July 30 in Tajikstan. The couple set off on a year-long bike trip around the world in July 2017. Photograph courtesy of Facebook

Toronto should have seen this coming

  • TORONTO—Well, this is gonzo. Agreeing with Doug Ford. Let me just check the frequencies on my tinfoil hat, which otherwise filters out political argy-bargy.
Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | August 6, 2018
Doug Ford, pictured Feb. 10, 2018, at the Manning Conference in Ottawa. Mr. Ford is sawing Toronto city council roughly in half and it doesn’t look like there’s a damn thing they can do about it, though doubtless legal challenges are being cooked up right now. The big KABOOM sent bodies scattering in the council rotunda, where your elected officials had until 7:30 p.m. to finish taking care of agenda business in their final conclave before the October election. The Hill Times photograph by Andew Meade

Toronto should have seen this coming

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | August 6, 2018
  • TORONTO—Well, this is gonzo. Agreeing with Doug Ford. Let me just check the frequencies on my tinfoil hat, which otherwise filters out political argy-bargy.

Toronto should have seen this coming

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | August 6, 2018
  • TORONTO—Well, this is gonzo. Agreeing with Doug Ford. Let me just check the frequencies on my tinfoil hat, which otherwise filters out political argy-bargy.
Doug Ford, pictured Feb. 10, 2018, at the Manning Conference in Ottawa. Mr. Ford is sawing Toronto city council roughly in half and it doesn’t look like there’s a damn thing they can do about it, though doubtless legal challenges are being cooked up right now. The big KABOOM sent bodies scattering in the council rotunda, where your elected officials had until 7:30 p.m. to finish taking care of agenda business in their final conclave before the October election. The Hill Times photograph by Andew Meade

Who to blame for Toronto gun violence

  • TORONTO—Thoughts and prayers are fine. Certainly can’t hurt. Shrines of flowers and stuffed animals are fine. A community wants to express its sorrow when
Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 30, 2018
Shrines of flowers and stuffed animals are fine. A community wants to express its sorrow when tragedies strike, although we’ve become so cynical that small gestures are often ridiculed as shallow sentimentality, writes Rosie DiManno. Photograph courtesy of Tess Sison

Who to blame for Toronto gun violence

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 30, 2018
  • TORONTO—Thoughts and prayers are fine. Certainly can’t hurt. Shrines of flowers and stuffed animals are fine. A community wants to express its sorrow when

Who to blame for Toronto gun violence

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 30, 2018
  • TORONTO—Thoughts and prayers are fine. Certainly can’t hurt. Shrines of flowers and stuffed animals are fine. A community wants to express its sorrow when
Shrines of flowers and stuffed animals are fine. A community wants to express its sorrow when tragedies strike, although we’ve become so cynical that small gestures are often ridiculed as shallow sentimentality, writes Rosie DiManno. Photograph courtesy of Tess Sison

A big ask: have pity for shooter’s family

  • TORONTO—A tombstone: One child. A freshly dug grave: Another child. A hospital room, its occupant forever oblivious, somewhere in the hovering world between life
Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 30, 2018
Toronto police identified Faisal Hussain, the 29-year-old man who opened fire with a handgun in Toronto’s Greektown neighbourhood on July 22, left at least two dead, and injuring 13 others. Toronto police exchanged gunfire with the man who fled the area but was found dead in a nearby alley. It's unclear if he died by suicide or was killed by police. CBC screen capture image

A big ask: have pity for shooter’s family

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 30, 2018
  • TORONTO—A tombstone: One child. A freshly dug grave: Another child. A hospital room, its occupant forever oblivious, somewhere in the hovering world between life

A big ask: have pity for shooter’s family

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 30, 2018
  • TORONTO—A tombstone: One child. A freshly dug grave: Another child. A hospital room, its occupant forever oblivious, somewhere in the hovering world between life
Toronto police identified Faisal Hussain, the 29-year-old man who opened fire with a handgun in Toronto’s Greektown neighbourhood on July 22, left at least two dead, and injuring 13 others. Toronto police exchanged gunfire with the man who fled the area but was found dead in a nearby alley. It's unclear if he died by suicide or was killed by police. CBC screen capture image

‘She’s a hero. She saved people tonight’

  • Tanya Wilson was locking up her tattoo shop on the Danforth, heading out for dinner with a friend. It was just before 10 p.m.
Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 24, 2018
Toronto Mayor John Tory meets with Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Border Security Minister Bill Blair, and Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders on Monday at city hall following the shooting in the Danforth on Sunday. Photograph courtesy of John Tory's Twitter

‘She’s a hero. She saved people tonight’

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 24, 2018
  • Tanya Wilson was locking up her tattoo shop on the Danforth, heading out for dinner with a friend. It was just before 10 p.m.

‘She’s a hero. She saved people tonight’

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 24, 2018
  • Tanya Wilson was locking up her tattoo shop on the Danforth, heading out for dinner with a friend. It was just before 10 p.m.
Toronto Mayor John Tory meets with Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Border Security Minister Bill Blair, and Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders on Monday at city hall following the shooting in the Danforth on Sunday. Photograph courtesy of John Tory's Twitter

Feminist PM has painted himself into a corner

  • TORONTO—I like the 2000 version of Justin Trudeau a whole lot better. Anodyne J.T. That Justin, chugging a stein of beer and seemingly wholly
Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 16, 2018
Thing is, zero tolerance is a bludgeon, heedless of nuance and the often fraught, tangled, abstruse interplay between human beings. Now he’s been hoisted by his own immaculate petard, writes Rosie DiManno. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Feminist PM has painted himself into a corner

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 16, 2018
  • TORONTO—I like the 2000 version of Justin Trudeau a whole lot better. Anodyne J.T. That Justin, chugging a stein of beer and seemingly wholly

Feminist PM has painted himself into a corner

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 16, 2018
  • TORONTO—I like the 2000 version of Justin Trudeau a whole lot better. Anodyne J.T. That Justin, chugging a stein of beer and seemingly wholly
Thing is, zero tolerance is a bludgeon, heedless of nuance and the often fraught, tangled, abstruse interplay between human beings. Now he’s been hoisted by his own immaculate petard, writes Rosie DiManno. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

‘No doubt we’re going to find these guys’

  • June 20, 2018: “I never thought that last Thursday I would be in the hospital with two girls 9 and 5 shot playing in
Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 10, 2018
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Toronto Mayor John Tory met on July 6 at city hall to talk about the recent wave of shootings across Toronto. Photograph courtesy of John Tory's Twitter

‘No doubt we’re going to find these guys’

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 10, 2018
  • June 20, 2018: “I never thought that last Thursday I would be in the hospital with two girls 9 and 5 shot playing in

‘No doubt we’re going to find these guys’

Opinion | BY ROSIE DIMANNO | July 10, 2018
  • June 20, 2018: “I never thought that last Thursday I would be in the hospital with two girls 9 and 5 shot playing in
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Toronto Mayor John Tory met on July 6 at city hall to talk about the recent wave of shootings across Toronto. Photograph courtesy of John Tory's Twitter
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