From Clayoquot Sound to Fairy Creek: What have we learned?
History is repeating itself while the world burns, oceans rise and irreplaceable ancient forests disappear
Category: Canadian Dimension
Canada and the war on Tigray
Trudeau government continues to provide financial support to the Ethiopian government despite allegations of war crimes
Fighting anti-Semitism (and those who cry ‘wolf’ about it) at the University of Toronto
False claims of anti-Semitism can leave us all vulnerable when the real beast of anti-Jewish racism bares its fangs
Media ignore politics behind Green leader’s demise
Annamie Paul’s perspective has overwhelmingly shaped coverage of the dramatic and bitter conflict within the Green Party
What’s the point of voting NDP?
Lessons to learn for Jagmeet Singh from the German election
The roots of Trudeau’s embarrassing Venezuela policy
Why is Canada still humiliating itself on the world stage by persisting in its regime change efforts against Venezuela?
Reactionary anti-China propaganda not in Canada’s self-interest
Engler: We must reject great-power rivalry and pursue an independent foreign policy
The three Ms are free. What now?
Cold War-style prisoner swap of the two Michaels for Meng Wanzhou suggests uneasy future for Canada-China relations
For a ‘Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty’
Thousands join call to stop fossil fuel exploration, phase-out production, and ensure a just transition for all
Policing the poor
“The justice system is class based and the police are its gatekeepers”
Bill Davis’s anti-worker legacy
Whether employing some reforms or later implementing austerity, Davis was a faithful representative of the ruling class
Can we really fight for a left agenda within the NDP?
We must recognize the limits of working within electoral parties to achieve progressive outcomes
Why vote Communist?
The Communist Party of Canada is the only anti-capitalist option on the ballot this election
The tail wags the dog in Alberta. Can we expect the same if Erin O’Toole forms government in Ottawa?
Conservative leader seems incapable of reining in a caucus loaded with members who answer to the ‘loud-mouthed minority’
De-facto voter suppression came to Canada yesterday
Canadians had a harder time casting their vote than in any other election in more than 75 years