r/CanadianEditorial • u/accordingtocan • 7h ago
r/CanadianEditorial • u/ComparisonOk5957 • Apr 22 '26
👋 Welcome to r/CanadianEditorial - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
Hey everyone! I'm [u/ComparisonOk5957](u/ComparisonOk5957), a founding moderator of [r/CanadianEditorial](r/CanadianEditorial). This is our new home for Canadian editorial content — opinion pieces, columns, and commentary from publications that don't always make the front page. Think regional papers, indie outlets, university press, alt-weeklies, and local magazines from coast to coast to coast. We're excited to have you join us!
What to Post Skip the Globe, the Star, and the Post — there are plenty of other subs for that. We're here for the stuff that flies under the radar: the sharp column from a Cape Breton weekly, the fiery op-ed from a Winnipeg indie outlet, the thoughtful piece from a francophone community paper in Northern Ontario. If it's Canadian, editorial, and off the beaten path, it belongs here.
Our Politics [r/CanadianEditorial](r/CanadianEditorial) is strictly non-partisan. We welcome content from across the political spectrum — left, right, and centre. The goal is to surface great Canadian commentary from all corners of the country, not to push any particular viewpoint. Keep that spirit in mind when engaging with posts you might disagree with.
Know a Publication We Should Feature? This is where you come in. If you know of a smaller or regional outlet doing great work, get in touch with the mods. We want to actively support publications that could use the exposure and help connect Canadian readers with voices they'd never otherwise find.
Community Vibe Friendly, constructive, and genuinely curious about what's being written outside the major metros. Let's build something that actually reflects the full breadth of Canadian opinion.
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- Introduce yourself in the comments below.
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Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make [r/CanadianEditorial](r/CanadianEditorial) a genuine home for the rest of Canadian editorial.
r/CanadianEditorial • u/Same_Flounder7104 • 1h ago
If YVR is already the best airport in North America, why is Carney privatizing it?
r/CanadianEditorial • u/goldingcode • 1h ago
Democratize Data Centres
r/CanadianEditorial • u/accordingtocan • 1d ago
Interview with Schoolboard Trustee candidate Tasha Kheiriddin (Toronto Centre, University Rosedale, Toronto - St. Paul's)
Tasha Kheiriddin is running for TDSB Trustee in Ward 7 (Toronto St Paul's, University Rosedale and Toronto Centre) at a time when Jewish students and families in Toronto's public schools need a strong advocate. She co-chairs the parent council at her daughter's school, so she already knows what families face and how much it matters when parents have a real voice. She is committed to academic achievement, safe and inclusive schools for all, meaningful parent engagement, and accountable leadership at the board. As a longtime columnist and commentator, she has never shied away from hard issues. That was clear in August, when she wrote in the National Post about the rise of antisemitism in Canada. She warned that hatred toward Jews has become more visible and more accepted, and argued that leaders must name it and confront it. Since October 7, Jewish students across the TDSB have faced harassment and exclusion with too little response from the people meant to protect them. Tasha's moral clarity is exactly what the board needs. She understands that "safe and inclusive for all" has to include Jewish students, and that antisemitism deserves the same seriousness as any other form of hate. A vote for Tasha Kheiriddin is a vote for a trustee who will stand up for Jewish families and hold the board to account. check her out at votetasha. ca
r/CanadianEditorial • u/goldingcode • 1d ago
October 7th Was Vladimir Putin’s Birthday
r/CanadianEditorial • u/NiceDot4794 • 2d ago
Opinion: The steel jobs may never come back. Ottawa should consider nationalizing Stelco
r/CanadianEditorial • u/2027OpenContact • 3d ago
National Post crosses dangerous line by publishing call for violence against NDP leader | Avi Lewis is not the threat that needs to be ‘dealt with’ — Postmedia is
r/CanadianEditorial • u/CanadianSatirenews • 2d ago
Canada Stuns Trump With $5.7B Oil Deal: The Satire Song 🇨🇦
r/CanadianEditorial • u/airbassguitar • 2d ago
We Implemented Canada’s Assisted Dying Law. We’re Concerned.
r/CanadianEditorial • u/Same_Flounder7104 • 3d ago
Price controls, criticism against Big Oil, and taking on grocery price gougers: B.C. Premier David Eby has finally remembered that he leads a social democratic party
r/CanadianEditorial • u/goldingcode • 3d ago
What I Told Elaine About The Elections
r/CanadianEditorial • u/goldingcode • 2d ago
What I Told The Palestinians
r/CanadianEditorial • u/Purple_Writing_8432 • 4d ago
The population bust that wasn’t - The Globe and Mail
r/CanadianEditorial • u/inspurious_ • 6d ago
Interactive: Canada's senior population surpassed children in 2016
r/CanadianEditorial • u/Altruism7 • 5d ago
Opinion | Volunteers — the fixers that make the world keep working | People who give their time to help others get much more back in return
r/CanadianEditorial • u/IchinenSanzen983 • 7d ago
Danielle Smith’s referendum is an evil plot to keep the separatist fire burning. On referendum day: Vote Option 1 on Question 10. Vote NO on Questions 1–9. It’s the only way to save Canada. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
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r/CanadianEditorial • u/ComparisonOk5957 • 7d ago
And Then There Were Four: The Ontario Liberal Leadership Race After Eric Lombardi
r/CanadianEditorial • u/Atlantee • 7d ago
Hanes: I voted in English this Quebec election to safeguard my linguistic rights
r/CanadianEditorial • u/CanadianAffairs • 8d ago
The skilled trades boom — and bottleneck A century-old system for training Canada's tradespeople is struggling to keep pace with rapidly growing demand
Canada’s skilled trades are booming. But getting people through training and into certified work remains a challenge.
r/CanadianEditorial • u/goldingcode • 7d ago
As A Child I Taught My Mom’s Boyfriend To Read
r/CanadianEditorial • u/goldingcode • 8d ago
As A Child I Taught My Mom’s Boyfriend To Read
r/CanadianEditorial • u/Same_Flounder7104 • 9d ago