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Usually, Canada Day celebrations begin by trotting out Indigenous folk in their colourful beads and feathers. More recently, lame land acknowledgement practices have become some symbol of amends in the … Read More
In recent years, the world has witnessed the highest number of displacements on record — including refugees, asylum seekers, and those who are internally displaced. By mid-2020, asylum seekers made … Read More
More than 352 forest defenders have now been arrested at the Fairy Creek blockades in B.C. since mid-May, when police began enforcing an injunction obtained by logging company Teal-Jones. Forest … Read More
Nishant Jain follows in the footsteps of the world’s urban sketchers.
After decades of struggle, the Haida Nation signs a landmark agreement with BC and Canada aimed at autonomy.
Problems of policing and poverty being confronted with both street protests and electoral politics
It is also a reminder of ways of life that predate police and prisons, pesticides and pipelines, and it is a promise that these worlds are possible again.
A wealth tax would raise badly-needed revenue. More importantly, it could reduce the fortunes—and power—of billionaires
The Nunavut MP’s speech bidding farewell to racist federal politics shook the internet. But she’s not going anywhere yet.
Thousands of groundwater users could be cut off in March as they fail to apply for water licences. Critics blame government inaction.
The party’s commitment to sustainability and slowing climate change slipped away once it won power.
Canada should undertake measures to openly defy the blockade and get the US to end its assault on the Cuban people
Press groups that took the police to court over access restrictions at Fairy Creek have won their case
People want to be proud of the values this country represents — but we need to live up to them
This week the coroner’s inquest into the September 2020 death of Joyce Echaquan heard from hospital staff about the treatment she received at the Quebec hospital where she died. One … Read More
