Is the fight for the Kumtor gold mine drawing to a close?
Earlier this year, the Kyrgyz state nationalized the Centerra-owned mine, leading to a bitter legal battle that hasn’t waned
Category: Canadian Dimension
Huawei and the US ‘pivot to Asia’
Part two in an eight part series investigating the crisis in Canada-China relations
Swords into ploughshares
Can we repurpose the resources of Canada’s arms industry for socially useful production–and win a just transition for workers?
‘Healing is a constant thing’: In conversation with Clayton Thomas-Müller
Activist, writer, and filmmaker discusses his new memoir and lifelong journey of healing
A red under every bed? Canada, racial profiling, and the Five Eyes
Part three in an eight part series investigating the crisis in Canada-China relations
Why poorer nations aren’t falling for green-washed imperialism
Addressing climate without energy justice is only a new version of colonialism
Canada must prepare for America’s rapid decline
It’s high time that Canada reclaimed its sovereignty, diversified its trade relationships and strengthened its self-sufficiency
Canada is violating international law by selling arms to Saudi Arabia
Since the beginning of the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen, Canada has exported nearly $7.8 billion in arms to the kingdom
The 0.01% vs. the rest of us
Those at the very top continue to grab an oversized share of incomes and wealth, both in Canada and globally
Inside Laurentian University’s demise
The institution was restructured to align the curriculum with market demands—an administrative task, not an intellectual one
China in the world
China’s role in the global economic and political system merits careful attention and debate
Navigating the housing crisis with poverty wages: What hope for young Canadians?
Canada’s red hot real estate market has been great for investors, but it has shut out many young Canadians, possibly forever
What is Canadian feminism?
An excerpt from Joan Sangster’s new book, ‘Demanding Equality’
Xiomara Castro’s victory in Honduras is a win over imperialism
Could this open a hopeful chapter in the history of a country marred by interference by the United States and Canada?
Views on China
Reviews of three new books examining the experience and potential future for China and its single-party communist rule