‘Learn to live with the virus,’ universities are telling teachers
Even as COVID numbers rise, immunocompromised instructors are being strong-armed back into classrooms across Quebec
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Canadian Conservatives meet with far-right Israeli property developer who has advocated violence against Palestinians
Pierre Poilievre poses with the head of a group that believes there’s ‘too many Arabs’ in Jerusalem
Salmon is life: a lesson in Indigenous education
Indigenous knowledge should be a priority in Canada’s climate plans
Tenant unions could be the solution to fight rising rents
In some cities, landlords have to engage in collective bargaining with tenants
Canada doesn’t appear to have a plan to welcome climate migrants
COP27 ends with a new promise from wealthy nations to help pay losses and damages to developing countries
The Dirty Dozen: ‘Carbon bombs’ threaten to blow up Canada’s climate commitments
Canada wants to be the last country producing fossil fuels, even if it kills us
If Twitter goes down, here’s how to stay in touch
Original investigative journalism is worth an email or two
Why is Canada inviting fossil fuel lobbyists to COP27?
“Canada is telling us that some communities will simply have to die”
As a top polluter, what is Canada’s responsibility to humanity?
Climate migration expected to be front and centre at COP27 in Egypt
‘Dangerous’ UCP move will make it more difficult to identify hatred toward Jews
The Alberta government adopting controversial antisemitism definition
VIDEO: Education workers protest Doug Ford’s attack on their rights
PC government plans to override Charter rights, as strike looms
VIDEO: Climate activists crash award ceremony for ‘climate villain’ RBC CEO
Protest marks one year anniversary of University of Toronto’s fossil fuel divestment pledge
How Canada should think about climate reparations
Loss and damage will be central to global climate talks at the upcoming COP27 in Egypt
B.C. NDP’s disqualification of Appadurai was about threat to Eby, not rules
Party could lose not only the next election but a generation of furious young activists
I was raised in an Indigenous community — but even that doesn’t make me Indigenous
What the Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond case should teach us about whiteness and Indigenous kinship ties