Category: Canadian Dimension

Ottawa’s response to the Iran war exposes the gap between Canada’s rhetoric on international law and its alignment with US power

The power of the powerless and the war on Iran

At its root, the assault on Iran is inseparable from the question of Palestine

Iranians deserve more than a choice between destruction and dictatorship

To oppose clerical rule is not to endorse foreign intervention. That false equivalence is precisely the trap we have to sidestep

From nuclear war planning to civil disobedience, Ellsberg’s private reflections feel written for this moment

His story shows political imprisonment doesn’t end at the prison gate—exile can become another form of confinement

The looming $50 million in cuts could reshape universities in the province forever

Before Canada permits assisted death for mental illness, it must confront the social and economic conditions that shape despair

The lasting legacy of the war in Ukraine may be a more militarized, fossil-fuelled world drifting further from climate justice

A response to Alex Passey

Why Black Canadian history still remains largely invisible

A reply to misrepresentations of the green left agenda

A decisive confrontation between a regime of oligarchic authoritarianism and working class resistance is developing

The debate that defined the Canadian left in the 1960s is back, and more urgent than ever