Families of victims in Ethiopia’s war on Tigray demand action from Canada
Despite more than 50,000 civilian deaths and 4.5 million in dire humanitarian need, the Trudeau government has barely addressed the conflict
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Indigenous Elders’ knowledge has saved lives during the pandemic
Memories of deadly disease outbreaks and traditional wisdom have prepared First Nations for COVID-19
A tangled web: Legault government clears path for a connected company
Changes to regulation will benefit a small untested company with ties to a minister in the CAQ government
We’re hiring a climate justice reporter
Help us cover the climate crisis and all the ways it intersects with other vital issues
A toxic mix of arrogance and fear: Bill 21 fight is not over
‘The government fought to legislate women’s bodies, and it won’
Biden’s Earth Day summit shows Canada is stuck in the slow lane on climate
Federal government must follow U.S. shift away from highway expansion
Quebec’s ‘cancel culture’ debate misses the point
Persistence of systemic racism at post-secondary institutions lost amid media and political furor
Montreal’s tent shelter saved lives. Now it’s gone.
After bringing people together, the big white tent will be dismantled — and many don’t know where they’ll go
The Air Canada bailout is a $6 billion grift
Sweetheart deal sets dangerous precedent in an economy filled with corporate sharks
Unsafe, unnecessary, and unlawful: First Nation makes last stand against Site C
West Moberly’s treaty rights will be rendered meaningless if the $16-billion dam floods the land
Time to stop Israeli military recruiting in Canada
NDP MP Matthew Green is sponsoring a parliamentary petition that calls for the minister of justice to take action
Political prisoners in Bahrain face COVID outbreak, violence, while Canada looks away
In the eyes of Ottawa and Washington, the financial and geopolitical benefits of a U.S.-Gulf alliance outweigh the value of human life
Ellen Gabriel: Bill C-15 is chance ‘to actually break with the colonial status quo’
UNDRIP isn’t perfect, but it is a clear expression of what Indigenous Peoples have fought for
‘A page out of Harper’s playbook’: Liberals set to break strike at Port of Montreal
Trudeau has tabled back-to-work legislation, but the union isn’t backing down
Investigating police misconduct: Ricochet wins 2021 Michener-Deacon Fellowship
Foundation will provide $45,000 in funding to study police conduct in Canada