The last of the untamed: Wedzin Kwa and the Wet’suwet’en fight to save her
A pure and sacred river lies at the heart of opposition to the Coastal GasLink pipeline
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Where is Canada’s moral compass when it comes to the war in Yemen?
Despite arms treaty, Ottawa keeps supplying weapons to Saudi Arabia
The residential school survivors Canada tried to forget
They suffered all the abuses of residential school — but a loophole means no official apology was ever offered
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COVID-19 exacerbates ‘filthy and inhumane’ conditions in Montreal jail
Pandemic provides ‘perfect pretext’ to stop services to inmates, says critic
Defund the police? In Montreal, we’re superfunding the cops
Budget increases, threats and misinformation mark debate over police funding
‘I can never stop being Wet’suwet’en:’ Summit strengthens alliances against CGL pipeline
Indigenous leaders from many nations say they will support Wet’suwet’en fight for control over their territory
Send Brandi Morin to Wet’suwet’en
Help us cover travel expenses for a celebrated Indigenous journalist to report on the RCMP’s latest actions
‘On life support’: 2021 in climate politics
As powerful countries keep sinking climate goals, activists likely to escalate tactics rather than accept an increasingly unlivable world
Resurgent pandemic, holiday triggers could lead to spike in overdoses
Harm reduction funding has flatlined under Quebec’s government, despite a huge increase in overdose deaths
NDP fallout over B.C. government actions harms federal election chances
RCMP raids at Wet’suwet’en and Fairy Creek, and the silence of the federal party, are resurfacing old divisions among Canada’s New Democrats
Truckers offload waste on Mohawk homes after closure of illegal dump
Kanesatake community concerned that contaminated soil is being dumped in yards, driveways and roads that lead into a lake
Greenwashing at COP26: Hope comes from the grassroots, not big climate conferences
‘Youth are losing hope in the system. We’ve perpetually seen a lack of climate action and a lack of political will’
INVESTIGATION: Canadian news media dominated by corporate lobbyists
A study carried out by Ricochet in collaboration with Jacobin Magazine finds Canadian TV panels are stacked with lobbyists, whose interests are often undisclosed
Violence against Indigenous land defenders must stop
Reconciliation cannot happen as long as the colonial project, and the violence it inflicts, exists