Category: Canadian Dimension

Ashton represents something increasingly rare in federal politics: a leader who comes directly from the rank and file

Restoring affordability means rebuilding the economy on something other than housing speculation

False, fear-based narratives are being used to create bad policy that will disproportionately impact poor and racialized people

A US-brokered pact is set to legitimize Rwanda’s plunder of minerals from Congo, rewarding years of war and trafficking

A year after toppling Assad, hopes for liberation have collapsed into renewed repression and deepening fractures

Public space is narrowing and long-held assumptions about solidarity are under strain

From union-busting to anti-trans moves, Danielle Smith is reviving the notwithstanding clause as a reactionary tool

Vancouver-based Los Andes Copper retaliates against local official and scientist challenging its proposed Vizcachitas project

The UAE’s backing of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces casts a long shadow over Canada’s push for new markets in the Middle East

Exploring histories of ‘neutrality’ at the University of Toronto

With a real estate insider at the helm, Build Canada Homes looks set to prioritize private developers over affordability

Nick Kakeeway with his cat, Maverick. Photo courtesy Emily Spanton/X. After a hard fight against deteriorating health, Nick Kakeeway died on October 16, in St. Catharines, Ontario. Whatever may appear … Read More

The collapse of the global development agenda spells the end of ‘progressive neoliberalism’

A wide-ranging conversation on public ownership, affordability, and rebuilding the party’s connection to working people

Behind Doug Ford’s big nuclear push lies a hidden price tag that could undermine the province’s economic and climate future