Treehouses against TMX: Another frontier of civil disobedience
Young people are returning to an old practice as they try to respond to the climate crisis
Category: Ricochet
Land acknowledgements prompt ill-informed backlash in Quebec
Language revival and the fight to erase Mohawks from the historical record
Police and mental health are a ‘bad mix’ in Montreal
A panic attack and a call for an ambulance lead to assault and charges
Paying rent but no place to live, a Montreal renoviction story
Allison Ryan has been unable to live in her Saint-Henri apartment since June
Trudeau, Horgan governments do nothing as RCMP arrest journalists
Neither courts nor governments appear able to rein in the force’s escalating excesses
Open letter: Media calls on Trudeau government to halt RCMP violations of press freedom
Media outlets and organizations from across Canada are calling for immediate action from the minister of public safety
Two pipelines stalled in B.C. as RCMP raids resume in Wet’suwet’en territory
Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs ‘outraged’ as paramilitary operation leads to arrest of land defenders and journalists
Woman’s death at Montreal construction site shows need for more safe spaces for the unhoused
With winter around the corner, the government needs to pay closer attention to homeless people’s needs
Vaccine inequality simmers at COP26
At a climate summit held under the shadow of COVID-19, rich countries are following a familiar path
Lazy doctors? Legault’s attack on family physicians doesn’t add up
‘They don’t understand how their own healthcare system works and that’s worrying’
‘A calculated strategy:’ B.C. logging deferral fails to protect old-growth, say critics
Temporary deferral of logging in some B.C. forests leaves First Nations stranded, and may be too little, too late for the province’s ancient ecosystems
INTERVIEW: Will Prosper on serving his community, and his biggest mistake
Facing allegations he obstructed a homicide investigation, Prosper leans on a career of community work and activism in his bid to become Montreal’s first Black borough mayor
A surplus of denied claims: Doug Ford’s WSIB giveaway will hurt injured workers
By rejecting injury claims, Ontario’s workplace compensation board has saved billions — which will now go to employers
INVESTIGATION: RCMP misled public about pepper spray incident at Fairy Creek
The RCMP said they had to pepper spray a crowd to evacuate an injured officer. An exhaustive review of the available evidence shows that was not true.
COP26: Rich countries shift goalposts with new climate finance target
Meaningful climate action must be financed, but wealthy countries aren’t pulling their weight