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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
Roots of collaboration grown at battle for old growth could strengthen fight against colonization
Conversations about police accountability must continue, because this injustice to our people can’t go on.
It’s a first step, but a historic one
Throughout the pandemic, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister’s actions have never been in the best interests of teachers
The COVID-19 devil runs free, yet again, in Alberta and the premier has no excuse.
Companies are rushing to get permits before protection comes for critical areas, advocates say.
This country’s continued denial of basic human rights for Indigenous peoples is written right into budget 2021
The Canada Emergency Response Benefit has been an essential lifeline for millions of Canadians during the pandemic, amounting to just the sort of no-strings-attached Basic Income that had already been … Read More
Suzanne Simard’s book on forest complexity is as sturdy, impressive and beautiful as a big red cedar.
West Moberly’s treaty rights will be rendered meaningless if the $16-billion dam floods the land
These forest gardeners got sustainable returns for centuries. Dr. Chelsey Geralda Armstrong is now studying their work.
UNDRIP isn’t perfect, but it is a clear expression of what Indigenous Peoples have fought for
by Alex Wilson, Owen Toews, and Kevin Settee Mar 1, 2021 12 min read Share Water control is out of control in Canada. The latest case in … Read More
Pushed to the brink and exhausted, nearly 50,000 Quebec teachers prepare to strike for better conditions. Others may soon join them.
