Policing our way to safety: when inequality devolves to civic collapse
Toronto is about to elect a new mayor, and with it an opportunity to chart a new course toward equality
Category: Ricochet
Outside the law: the new shadow rental market with no protections for tenants
Family evicted and describe harassment by landlord to leave long-term Airbnb
Quebec housing minister met with another former business partner at lobbying event
Minister attended party hosted by an association representing residential construction companies, met with association president — who is also one of her former business partners
Canada’s neocolonialism in Africa continues its efforts to expand
One Canadian company has begun drilling for oil on sacred and protected lands, but so far coming up dry
Researching police misconduct: Ricochet teams up with Tracking (In)justice
Joint research project will seek to expand database to include serious injury at the hands of police officers, and track consequences for the officers involved
EXCLUSIVE: Quebec housing minister lobbied by real-estate business partner
Minister’s recent business partner is president of company that owns hundreds of rental units in Quebec, and has active lobby mandate with the ministry
EXPLAINER: How Airbnb and short-term rentals have decimated housing in Canada
From Quebec to B.C., what is being done to demand accountability?
Brandi Morin: On the ground with Indigenous communities fleeing a climate inferno
First the oil sands, then the wildfires. Three days behind the evacuation lines in northern Alberta
In the midst of a housing crisis, why is Toronto letting a rent-controlled apartment building be demolished?
Longtime tenants fear the proposed condos will price them out of their neighbourhood
Your stupid conspiracy theories are costing us the planet
Oh, the irony that efforts to fight the climate crisis are seen as conspiracies to impose dystopia upon us
Is an Airbnb lobbyist running Alberta NDP’s election campaign?
Alberta NDP won’t confirm whether Nathan Rotman is leading the campaign
Who benefits from police being uneducated?
When it comes to cops, Doug Ford seems to see critical-thinking skills as a burden
Investigating Airbnb: Short-term rentals and the housing crisis
We’re hiring award-winning journalists across Canada to tell the story of short-term rentals, and investigate why politicians have proven unable to regulate the industry
Activist from Pakistan confronts Barrick Gold CEO at annual meeting
‘You should go back to Balochistan,’ the chief executive of Canada’s largest mining company told the young activist
With Alberta on fire, Jason Kenney’s rage-driven politics still haunt us
Despite catastrophes, serious discussions about issues like climate change remain off the table