Labor unions, environmentalists, and Indigenous people unite to defeat mining interests in Argentina
Their fight points the way forward for other movements around the world
Category: Canadian Dimension
Why the Anglosphere is united in an anti-China front
Part five in an eight part series investigating the crisis in Canada-China relations
Of course these ‘experts’ are pro-military—follow the money
CGAI and the UofC’s CMSS are two of many institutions funded by the military and arms industry to promote their ideas
The settler colonial origins of the Five Eyes alliance
Part four in an eight part series investigating the crisis in Canada-China relations
How citizens should respond to Omicron
Seven prescriptions for cutting through the confusion to endure the big fifth wave
‘Shang-Chi’ and the politics of liberal representation
With its latest film, Marvel tried to wipe away its own racist origins. Did it succeed?
The dangerous rise of the anti-vax far-right
Clarke: Opposition to vaccines and those who distribute them provides indispensable motivation for fascists everywhere
Pie in the sky: a history of the Ontario Waffle
Robert Hackett on the new politics of the 1960s, published in the October-November 1980 edition of Canadian Dimension
A critique of obscene wealth
The obscenely rich have driven economies and societies further from anything remotely resembling a “level playing field,” writes Richard Wolff. Photo by aisletwentytwo/Flickr. Wherever and whenever obscenely rich people existed, … Read More
More fibs from the Fraser Institute
Fraser’s position is that Canada is a left-wing country—despite being to the right of almost every other developed nation
German elections: Change, no change
After Merkel, Europe’s largest economy is searching for a new role in the world
With Omicron, it’s time for Canada to support global access to COVID vaccines
Latest variant reveals need for IP patent waiver, true danger of ‘vaccine apartheid’
Afterlife of the Meng Wanzhou affair
Part one in an eight part series investigating the crisis in Canada-China relations
Omelas and the moral catastrophe of climate change
The richest countries are overwhelmingly to blame for the cataclysm of climate change, but it’s the poor who will suffer most
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