Category: Passage

There’s something in your house, but it’s not a ghost or demon. Rather, it’s the spirit of finance capitalism, in crisis once again.

With voter turnout dropping throughout Canada, it’s clear that we have a crisis of faith in democratic institutions.

The supposedly progressive social democratic party is now an active participant in a tri-partisan warmongering agenda.

Can a party that has demonstrated such hostility toward social movements be considered a viable vehicle for transforming society?

If the onset of the crisis last summer didn’t motivate us to fight for a progressive policy response, what’s coming down the pike should.

The Hockey Canada sexual assault scandals reveal so much of what is wrong in this country, from the top down.

The neoliberal retrenchment of the welfare state is premised on downloading public care functions onto financially-strapped families.

Many MPs called for an investigation into Shireen Abu Akleh’s death when it happened. They’ve since failed to speak about any of them

The newspaper has been susceptible to the requests of a group that effectively does PR for the apartheid state.

Vacancy control isn’t a wholesale solution to Canada’s housing crisis, but it will have multiple benefits.

Pierre Poilievre’s ability to channel popular anger during a period of high inflation and economic instability should worry us.

As housing costs and rents skyrocket, a significant number of MPs are trying to profit through investment in real estate.