Doug Schmidt

We’re heading towards a bleak future, one where our kids give up on the dream of affording a home of their own, our guest columnist warns.

Windsor Star readers: More Ojibway; less war; buy EVs; invite Trump to Gordie bridge opening.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre faces more leadership questions after three byelection losses, floor-crossings, Liberal majority.

No one talks about the international rule of law anymore. Columnist Dyer reminds us of the slaughter that preceded agreement to those rules.

Windsor's Jewish community lays low amid rise in anti-Semitic hate, with some members even fearful of being targeted at public events.

On Earth Day, wars rage and floodwaters rise as human-made crises threaten the planet and civilization, our columnist writes.

Is Trump next? Orban’s loss as longtime Hungarian leader was seen as a defeat for the founding father for the populist strategy.

Star readers weigh in on: Downtown Windsor library; innovate to save jobs; Canada can celebrate Gordie bridge achievement.

With passage of time and the benefit of hindsight, we can see that we acted too rashly in removing Sir John A. Macdonald's statues.

Guest column: End the political divide that keeps Canada — built on bilingualism, multiculturalism, provincial diversity — mired, exhausted.