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NDP wants Proud Boys listed as terrorist, some activists say ‘bad idea’
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NDP wants Proud Boys listed as terrorist, some activists say ‘bad idea’

January 21, 2021

It is a rare occurrence when an NDP leader makes a suggestion and the Liberals and Conservatives leap to agree with him. But that’s what happened when, in the wake … Read More

Paid sick leave is a good idea whose time has come
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Paid sick leave is a good idea whose time has come

January 21, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has made the idea of paid sick leave for all workers suddenly popular. When he was leader of the Ontario Conservative party, John Tory did not favour … Read More

Striking Dominion workers threatened with arrest during picket
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Striking Dominion workers threatened with arrest during picket

January 20, 2021

On Tuesday night, striking Dominion workers and union representatives were threatened with arrest during what they describe as a peaceful picket outside of Weston’s Bakery in Mount Pearl, Newfoundland. A … Read More

U.S. defies basic standards of democratic elections
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U.S. defies basic standards of democratic elections

January 19, 2021

The current U.S. election, which reaches its apogee on Tuesday, November 3, transfixes Canadians like no other before it. We have our own huge challenges here, not the least of … Read More

In 2015, half a million refugees fled Turkey for Lesvos. A century ago, my family did the same
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In 2015, half a million refugees fled Turkey for Lesvos. A century ago, my family did the same

January 17, 2021

In 2015, Canadian author Steven Heighton travelled to Lesvos, Greece, where he volunteered at a transit camp for refugees who had just arrived from Turkey. That year, hundreds of thousands of … Read More

NDP pushes wealth tax and universal drug plan
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NDP pushes wealth tax and universal drug plan

January 17, 2021

Early in November, the NDP used one of its opposition days in the House of Commons to propose two new taxes: a one percent levy on all accumulated family wealth … Read More

Support workers warn Ontario’s long-term care staffing efforts will do more harm than good
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Support workers warn Ontario’s long-term care staffing efforts will do more harm than good

January 16, 2021

COVID-19 has put Canada’s long-term care homes in a state of recurring crisis. Now, personal support workers and health-care advocates say Ontario’s new initiative to recruit long-term care staff will … Read More

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Timid legislation to get Canadian stories on streaming services, but no ‘Netflix tax’

January 15, 2021

In January, a special advisory group headed by former media executive Janet Yale gave the Trudeau government a farsighted report on Canadian broadcasting in the internet age.  The group recommended … Read More

Blueprint for fixing our disastrous long-term care system
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Blueprint for fixing our disastrous long-term care system

January 14, 2021

The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) has just issued a report detailing how the federal government could provide leadership “in developing a coordinated approach to long-term care.”  The COVID-19 … Read More

‘Authoritarian’ culture of fear prevents health-care workers from speaking out
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‘Authoritarian’ culture of fear prevents health-care workers from speaking out

January 13, 2021

Two health-care workers who were also CUPE Ontario members were fired in recent years for speaking out about issues of violence in their workplaces, Ontario Council of Hospital Unions president … Read More

Heritage minister stumbles when asked about CBC branded content project
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Heritage minister stumbles when asked about CBC branded content project

January 13, 2021

Most politicians have a tendency to use foggy rhetoric and canned talking points. It is an occupational hazard, particularly noticeable in Parliament’s question period, and we have learned to live … Read More

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On his way out, Trump threatens survival of Northern Indigenous people

January 12, 2021

Among all the outrages Donald Trump is committing — rushing federal executions at a record pace, pardoning his friends, and seeking to overturn the votes of Black, Indigenous and brown … Read More

Freeland must do more to gain progressives’ support for economic statement
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Freeland must do more to gain progressives’ support for economic statement

January 10, 2021

The Trudeau government’s 2020 fall economic statement is sweeping and ambitious in its rhetoric, but more modest when it comes to details. The government promises universal national childcare and pharmacare … Read More

Hope is a ‘powerful political act’ for environmental activists facing despair
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Hope is a ‘powerful political act’ for environmental activists facing despair

January 9, 2021

Every day conscientious consumers of news are bombarded with images of melting ice caps, islands of ocean plastic and species that are becoming increasingly endangered. We read data confirming that nations … Read More

Doug Ford reverts to anti-environment self
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Doug Ford reverts to anti-environment self

January 8, 2021

This past weekend, David Crombie, a former mayor of Toronto and cabinet minister in Brian Mulroney’s Progressive Conservative government, resigned in anger as chair of the Ontario government’s Greenbelt Council.  … Read More

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