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Category: Ricochet
Carbon capture and storage: Another oil and gas subsidy?
Federal government plans to move forward with controversial technologies despite promise to eliminate fossil fuel subsidies
Ukrainian migrant crisis lays bare a racist double standard
In the face of climate disaster, the refugee crisis will only get worse
Meet Andrea Houston, Ricochet’s new managing editor
Award-winning human rights and advocacy journalist joins Ricochet
How Amazon Beat the Union In Alberta
Last year the Teamsters union tried and failed to unionize Amazon in Alberta. The challenges I saw them face provide lessons for future attempts to take on the logistics giant.
Montreal’s baseball stadium project is dead. Will it be replaced by condos or social housing?
Pointe-Saint-Charles residents are organizing to fight for the kind of development they want in their neighbourhood
Montreal neighbours build community, and climate resilience, through geothermal energy
Geoexchange systems are most popular in large building projects, but could they be a solution for single-family homes as well?
Refugees can’t resettle without a home to live in
That’s a challenge in the city with the highest housing costs in Canada
Closure of warming tent impacts Inuit community in Montreal
One step forward, two steps back as city struggles to address housing crisis
Human rights matter: In Ukraine, and in Wet’suwet’en
Canada’s hypocrisy on full display during Russian invasion
Bordeaux: Inside Montreal’s most notorious prison
Almost two-thirds of Montreal prisoners reoffend. It’s a symptom of a broken system, where rehabilitation feels like an afterthought
Corporate prosecutions of land defenders could be coming to Canada
A B.C. Supreme Court judge invited CN to prosecute a Gitxsan hereditary chief when public prosecutors declined to do so
Radio poubelle: Quebec City’s merchants of hostility
In the capital city, talk radio hosts set the agenda, determine elections and traffic in fear and distrust
When disaster strikes, Canadian Sikhs show up
Sikhs are often the first to reach victims of natural disasters with food and supplies. Amid the climate crisis, this selfless service has renewed meaning.
Arms exports to UAE may be fuelling Yemen war, newly-released records show
Internal government communications released under access to information show questions were asked about whether Canadian weapons would be used in Yemen. But Global Affairs Canada wouldn’t answer.