Recent TORONTO STAR Columns
Written by Richard J. Gwyn
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Written by Richard J. Gwyn
- U.S. reforms remain far out of reach
- Obama sets an unrealistic Afghan deadline
- Strike isn't about fairness, it's about power
- The new normal could be a lot more frugal
- Striking workers' sick day perks touch a nerve
- Signs that sanity is returning to Middle East
- Time for Beijing to step up
- Almost everything is going wrong in Pakistan
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Richard Gwyn is an award-winning author and political columnist. He is widely known as a commentator for the Toronto Star on national and international affairs and as a frequent contributor to television and radio programs.
Latest Book:
Winner, 2008 Charles Taylor Prize
for Literary Non-Fiction
for Literary Non-Fiction
Richard's other books include two highly praised biographies, The Unlikely Revolutionary on Newfoundland premier Joey Smallwood, and The Northern Magus on Pierre Elliot Trudeau. His most recent book, Nationalism Without Walls: The Unbearable Lightness of Being Canadian, was selected by The Literary Review of Canada as one of the 100 most important books published in Canada.