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No running water, no electricity: Kitcisakik struggles to be heard in this election
In a campaign about nothing, the issues in this Northern Quebec community are a little different
Canadians are angry, and the PPC stand to benefit
Our leaders have failed to respond to mounting frustration, opening the door for a demagogue like Maxime Bernier
Double standard: B.C. requires Indigenous consent for forest conservation but not logging
A year after groundbreaking old-growth report, government inaction still drives conflict in B.C.
None of the major parties will cancel TMX, despite heated opposition in B.C.
Even the NDP refuses to commit to killing the $16-billion, publicly funded pipeline expansion
This tenant fought renoviction and won. Here’s how.
Rebecca Bain withstood developer pressure and pays just under $800 a month for a two-bedroom, while rents around her have doubled
Canada’s immigration detention centres rife with ‘abusive conditions’ and trauma
Despite the broad and significant powers of the CBSA, it has no independent civilian oversight
Conservative climate rewards program, carbon tariffs don’t stand up to scrutiny
The Conservative Party finally has a climate plan — it’s just too little, too late
Inside the raid on Fairy Creek’s HQ: Violence, arrests and media exclusion
Tensions mount amid hundreds of arrests, but the blockades are still standing
Kahnawake pioneers Mohawk-led model for legal cannabis sales
Deal with Health Canada resembles trade agreement between sovereign nations
B.C. campers adapt to difficult conditions as fires and climate burn
Camping is a long tradition in the province, but can it last?
Young people of colour ‘belong in the political process’ in Montréal-Nord
Problems of policing and poverty being confronted with both street protests and electoral politics
Indigenous agriculture is a Land Back issue
It is also a reminder of ways of life that predate police and prisons, pesticides and pipelines, and it is a promise that these worlds are possible again.
What happened to the climate movement during the pandemic?
Although they were dealt a heavy blow by COVID-19, organizers say their movement hasn’t lost momentum
Canada talks a mean game but has yet to really act on climate reports
After 30 years of IPCC assessments, will the country’s climate policies finally match the urgency of the findings?