Toronto Star · The Globe and Mail
Adam Radwanski
Publishing · On our record since 2012
Where this writer stands
Trade4 pieces
Diversify away from one partnerDeeper continental integration
“it's not worth giving up long-term control of our destiny for temporary and partial reprieves.” Read the piece
Energy4 pieces
Restrict new oil and gasExpand production and export
“So the tens of billions of dollars that Ford seems eager to spend on this, beyond what other governments would have to put in, could either keep this province unnecessarily locked into an expensive, inefficient and polluting energy source, or leave us with a trickle of oil going through a white elephant.” Read the piece
Climate3 pieces
Faster fossil phase-downSlower phase-down, production first
“But what really made it hit so hard was that it came amid a sharp pivot from Canada at least attempting to be an international leader in reducing emissions. Instead, we're now actively betting against a global energy transition from the fossil fuels contributing to these events.” Read the piece
Federalism1 piece
Ottawa leadsProvinces lead
“So there's good reason not just to proceed with this plan, but to do so boldly.” Read the piece
Fiscal policy1 piece
Higher taxes and public spendingLower taxes and tighter spending
“Carney's other big announcement during his Tuesday morning address — a sweeping expansion of tax write-offs for capital spending, touted as getting the marginal effective tax rate lower than in any other major advanced economy — hit that theme as well.” Read the piece
Agriculture1 piece
Defend supply managementLiberalize supply management
“Nobody needs to hear right now from business lobby groups that Trump has a point about our dairy supply-management or financial regulations or whatever else he wants us to concede on.” Read the piece
Financial regulation1 piece
Tighter prudential rulesLighter capital rules and more competition
“Nobody needs to hear right now from business lobby groups that Trump has a point about our dairy supply-management or financial regulations or whatever else he wants us to concede on.” Read the piece
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Recent work
- Adam Radwanski: It’s time for Ottawa to shame Ontario into restricting sports betting adsOpinion · Toronto Star · Nov 3, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Why this week’s Bank of Canada rate increase is so unsettlingOpinion · Toronto Star · Oct 31, 2026
- Ottawa and Ontario pledged $2.5 billion for automaking. Nobody knows what it's actually forOpinion · Toronto Star · Oct 24, 2026
- Why laying off 500 workers at Hamilton's Stelco is an unpleasantly familiar warning for Mark CarneyOpinion · Toronto Star · Oct 2, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Canada’s EU ambassador reveals what we really stand to gain from a partnership with EuropeOpinion · Toronto Star · Sep 26, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Mark Carney’s sweeping new bill gets one big thing rightOpinion · Toronto Star · Sep 23, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Mark Carney’s airport privatization pitch was a misstep, at an otherwise successful summitOpinion · Toronto Star · Sep 15, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Canada’s economy is strong enough to survive Donald Trump — but there could be real pain in OntarioOpinion · Toronto Star · Aug 29, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Donald Trump’s negotiators saved Canada from making a big mistakeOpinion · Toronto Star · Aug 22, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: If this deal’s auto-industry relief isn’t better than it first appears, Doug Ford should keep his booze banOpinion · Toronto Star · Aug 19, 2026
- Why do I pay so much for a beer when I go to a concert or sports game?Opinion · Toronto Star · Aug 7, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Will Mark Carney put our airports on the block? PM likely to signal which Canadian assets are for sale at summitOpinion · Toronto Star · Jul 28, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Donald Trump is betting on our weakness. We can’t afford to prove him rightOpinion · Toronto Star · Jul 22, 2026
- I've covered climate policy for years. The haze over Toronto finally shattered my optimismOpinion · Toronto Star · Jul 17, 2026
- How Doug Ford's U.S. booze ban may end up being a winning card against Trump's stacked trade deckOpinion · Toronto Star · Jul 16, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Why we should laugh off Doug Ford and Danielle Smith’s costly pipeline schemeOpinion · Toronto Star · Jul 8, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: The Gordie Howe bridge is still closed and Donald Trump won’t open it. What that says about ‘Fortress North America’Opinion · Toronto Star · Jun 27, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: My father helped build the Star — and keep me away from it. Until nowOpinion · Toronto Star · Jun 20, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Why Mark Carney ditched his Billy Bishop enthusiasm. Blame Doug FordOpinion · Toronto Star · Jun 17, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Who wants that oil pipeline anyway? How Mark Carney could escape the oilsands messOpinion · Toronto Star · Jun 6, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Mark Carney is pouring billions into AI. But is he doing enough to save your job?Opinion · Toronto Star · Jun 5, 2026
- Adam Radwanski: Ontario’s electricity bills are set to shoot up. But Mark Carney has a big idea that might keep them in checkOpinion · Toronto Star · Jun 3, 2026
- Carney wants you to invest in his Canada Strong Fund — if only we knew how it will workOpinion · Toronto Star · May 30, 2026
- Opinion: Ottawa takes a big step toward climate-change accountability - with lots of room to go furtherOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Jun 30, 2021
- Doug Ford’s mid-campaign meddling is callous, chaotic and chillingOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Jul 26, 2018
- Doug Ford’s Liberal problem: The pros and cons of pushing them toward extinctionOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Jun 14, 2018
- Why the usual questions about the Ontario NDP’s competence are being set asideOpinion · The Globe and Mail · May 21, 2018
- Doug Ford’s campaign is a mess but it doesn’t seem to matterOpinion · The Globe and Mail · May 17, 2018
- The campaign just doesn’t matter for Wynne’s Liberals anymoreOpinion · The Globe and Mail · May 14, 2018
- While Ford and Wynne bicker, Horwath may have the chance to seize the dayOpinion · The Globe and Mail · May 6, 2018
- Can Kathleen Wynne convince Ontarians government-funded daycare is about something bigger?Opinion · The Globe and Mail · Mar 26, 2018
- Ontario Tories shouldn’t believe their party's ‘clean bill of health’Opinion · The Globe and Mail · Mar 8, 2018
- Ontario Tories shouldn’t believe their party's ‘clean bill of health’Opinion · The Globe and Mail · Mar 8, 2018
- Ontario Tories shouldn’t believe their party's ‘clean bill of health’Opinion · The Globe and Mail · Mar 8, 2018
- The Patrick Brown saga should be a wakeup call for all political partiesOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 22, 2018
- The Patrick Brown saga should be a wakeup call for all political partiesOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 22, 2018
- The Patrick Brown saga should be a wakeup call for all political partiesOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 22, 2018
- With Patrick Brown now in, the stakes in the Ontario PC leadership race have soaredOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 20, 2018
- With Patrick Brown now in, the stakes in the Ontario PC leadership race have soaredOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 20, 2018
- With Patrick Brown now in, the stakes in the Ontario PC leadership race have soaredOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 20, 2018
- Patrick Brown shows it’s all about him, no matter the collateral damage to Ontario PCsOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 15, 2018
- Patrick Brown shows it’s all about him, no matter the collateral damage to Ontario PCsOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 15, 2018
- Patrick Brown shows it’s all about him, no matter the collateral damage to Ontario PCsOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 15, 2018
- Leadership debate leaves viewers guessing what an Ontario PC government would look likeOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 14, 2018
- Leadership debate leaves viewers guessing what an Ontario PC government would look likeOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 14, 2018
- Leadership debate leaves viewers guessing what an Ontario PC government would look likeOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 14, 2018
- Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives face pivotal week in leadership raceOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 12, 2018
- How Doug Ford gets to play by his own set of rules in Ontario PC leadership raceOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 8, 2018
- How Doug Ford gets to play by his own set of rules in Ontario PC leadership raceOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 8, 2018
- How Doug Ford gets to play by his own set of rules in Ontario PC leadership raceOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 8, 2018
- For Caroline Mulroney, and the Ontario PC party, the stakes of her candidacy are sky-highOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 3, 2018
- For Caroline Mulroney, and the Ontario PC party, the stakes of her candidacy are sky-highOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 3, 2018
- For Caroline Mulroney, and the Ontario PC party, the stakes of her candidacy are sky-highOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 3, 2018
- For Caroline Mulroney, and the Ontario PC party, the stakes of her candidacy are sky-highOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Feb 2, 2018
- Ontario PC leadership race gearing up to be a messy oneOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Jan 31, 2018
- Ontario PC leadership race gearing up to be a messy oneOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Jan 31, 2018
- Doug Ford as leader is a nightmare for many Ontario PCs, but there’s a silver lining in his bidOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Jan 28, 2018
- Doug Ford as leader is a nightmare for many Ontario PCs, but there’s a silver lining in his bidOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Jan 28, 2018
- How Patrick Brown went so quickly from Ontario PC Leader to yesterday’s manOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Jan 25, 2018
- How Patrick Brown went so quickly from Ontario PC Leader to yesterday’s manOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Jan 25, 2018