Category: Canadian Dimension

Does Carney’s speech mark a dramatic change in direction in Canadian foreign policy or merely a shift in rhetoric?

Carney diagnoses a rupture in the global order while leaving intact the economic framework that helped produce it

The genocide in Gaza and the ‘new world order’

Le discours de Carney était un coup de pub visant à vendre un message simple : plus d’armes, plus d’extraction, plus d’accords

Why educators must equip young people to read the world, resist oppression, and defend democracy

Carney diagnoses a rupture in the global order while leaving intact the economic framework that helped produce it

Tracing the fault lines of where Canada’s multicultural ideals meet the ambitions of tech giants and surging right-wing politics

Unions have become sluggish and scared when we need them to be decisive and fearless

Professor and author Sean Carleton on residential school denialism and the politics of Canada’s anti-Indigenous industry

A moral panic imported from the US runs up against literature’s stubborn humanity

Increasing repression against pro-Palestine students is happening now—we must stop it

Washington’s lawless aggression in Latin America signals a new era of military and economic imperialism

Washington’s lawless aggression in Latin America signals a new era of military and economic imperialism

Federal-provincial agreements in Ontario and Alberta prioritize extraction over Indigenous consent and meaningful climate action

If Canada wants international law to protect its sovereignty, it must defend that law everywhere—or risk losing it altogether