Barbara Amiel
Amiel: Why the CBC needs new blood
Evan Solomon was fired due to a selective reading of the CBC’s standard, writes Barbara Amiel—proving its leaders think in a box and go with the wind
On spring miracles and monarch butterflies
The monarch can rise to 10,000 feet. But every journey has its version of airport hell with bad food.
Amiel: A land for peace? Come off it.
Barbara Amiel on Israel’s elections and the brilliance of Bibi
Barack and Bibi go virtual, and viral
Barbara Amiel on Obama’s ‘people of the tweet’ routine
Islamists won’t kill free speech—we will
‘In my view there is no media outlet in Canada brave enough to allow a full and proper discussion of Islam’
No has always meant no in our society
Barbara Amiel on bringing reason to the Jian Ghomeshi affair
Oscar de la Renta: ‘He was in every sense a creature of grace’
Oscar de la Renta dressed first ladies, but his first loyalty was to family and friends
Will the allied bombing do much good?
Barbara Amiel looks at how the West should deal with the threat of the Islamic State
There’s only one villain at the United Nations
Barbara Amiel on the United Nations’ far-from-balanced inquiries
The war against Donald Sterling
Barbara Amiel explains why the owner of the Clippers is many things but not racist
Banning ivory won’t save any elephants
Barbara Amiel on the cold truth about banning and trashing ivory
Marc Nadon was judicially mugged
Barbara Amiel on why the Supreme Court was wrong to reject Marc Nadon