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Urgent action on genocide missing from federal party platforms
Canadian Dimension Plus40

Urgent action on genocide missing from federal party platforms

September 7, 2021

What does brave leadership look like? It means taking responsibility for genocide and treating it like a national emergency

None of the Parties Are Willing to Drive Down Home Costs
Plus40 The Tyee

None of the Parties Are Willing to Drive Down Home Costs

September 7, 2021

They don’t want to admit their ‘fixes’ mainly fuel zooming land prices.

This tenant fought renoviction and won. Here’s how.
Plus40 Ricochet

This tenant fought renoviction and won. Here’s how.

September 1, 2021

Rebecca Bain withstood developer pressure and pays just under $800 a month for a two-bedroom, while rents around her have doubled

A modest proposal for reimagining Canadian foreign policy
Canadian Dimension Plus40

A modest proposal for reimagining Canadian foreign policy

September 1, 2021

Canadian Foreign Policy Institute has developed a cost-free foreign policy platform most progressive voters could endorse

The human cost of defending forests at Ada’itsx Fairy Creek
Plus40 Rabble.ca

The human cost of defending forests at Ada’itsx Fairy Creek

September 1, 2021

Whatever you think is happening at Ada’itsx Fairy Creek, you don’t have the full story. Sunday night was my fifth time arriving at camp. For my first two visits I … Read More

The Communist Party Of Canada Benefits Us All
Passage Plus40

The Communist Party Of Canada Benefits Us All

September 1, 2021

The Party’s radical platform is important because it widens the imagination to what the political landscape could be.

Where They Stand: The Parties on Climate Change
Plus40 The Tyee

Where They Stand: The Parties on Climate Change

September 1, 2021

Canada hasn’t hit a single climate action goal yet, but experts say there’s reason to be optimistic.

Five Ways to End the Toxic Drug Crisis. From the Frontlines
Plus40 The Tyee

Five Ways to End the Toxic Drug Crisis. From the Frontlines

September 1, 2021

Harm reduction nurses see the toll. Here’s what they want to hear from politicians in this election campaign.

BC’s Overdose Failure: ‘Each One of these Deaths Was Preventable’
Plus40 The Tyee

BC’s Overdose Failure: ‘Each One of these Deaths Was Preventable’

September 1, 2021

BC Coroners Service reports 2021 will be the deadliest year on record and government has failed to respond adequately to the public health crisis.

A left perspective on vaccine passports
Canadian Dimension Plus40

A left perspective on vaccine passports

September 1, 2021

If coercive measures are taken by the state to try and increase levels of vaccination, what approach should the left take, asks CD columnist John Clarke. Photo from Shutterstock. As … Read More

Where They Stand: The Parties on Housing
Plus40 The Tyee

Where They Stand: The Parties on Housing

September 1, 2021

Prices are soaring. But the major parties are still determined to prop up homeownership.

Capping off One Hell of a Summer
Plus40 The Tyee

Capping off One Hell of a Summer

September 1, 2021

Hats off to Jason Kenney’s marketers for this baldly ironic memento.

Jagmeet Singh surprises in Radio-Canada interviews with leaders
Plus40 Rabble.ca

Jagmeet Singh surprises in Radio-Canada interviews with leaders

September 1, 2021

The first major televised event involving all federal party leaders happened on Sunday evening, August 29, on the CBC’s French network. It was a series of half-hour interviews — in … Read More

Plus40 Rabble.ca

Climate crisis cannot be separated from extreme wealth inequality

September 1, 2021

In an August 2021 report, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concluded the Paris Agreement climate targets could soon be out of reach without immediate and massive greenhouse gas emission reductions this decade. … Read More

‘He Was My Grandson’
Plus40 The Tyee

‘He Was My Grandson’

August 31, 2021

Recollecting snapshots of a life lost to the overdose crisis elicits lots of love — and loneliness.

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