Thousands march for undocumented and migrant worker rights
Migrant workers demanding ‘status for all’ at Canada-wide protests
Montreal blaze: man who ran illegal Airbnb business identified
A business model built on illegally partnering with landlords who look the other way in exchange for a cut of the profits
Montreal blaze: man who ran illegal Airbnb business identified
A business model built on illegally partnering with landlords who look the other way in exchange for a cut of the profits
Visiting UN representative told about human rights abuses from Indigenous people
‘These young Indigenous women are courageously standing up for us all against the devastation of oil and gas that is causing the climate crisis’
20 Years Ago, Canadian Media Lined Up To Call For War In Iraq
Let’s take a look back at the editorial boards and journalists that cheered on the catastrophic Iraq War in March 2003.
Oil sands lobby group facing Competition Act complaint over false and misleading claims
‘Let’s start by clarifying what their ad campaign really is: greenwashing’
A ‘strong voice for inclusion’: Anglos help deliver landslide by-election win for QS
Stronghold down. Quebec Liberals lose west Montreal riding for the first time ever.
Quest of identity
by Ros Mar 10, 2023 2 min read Share My desire is to be seen. I am a child of immigrants born and raised in the suburbs of … Read More
Working Women Helped Prevent Greater Pandemic Disaster
Were it not for the organized power of working women, governments’ responses to the pandemic would have been far less impactful.
Exposure to toxic chemicals in Canada disproportionately imposed on communities of colour
‘There is no quick fix for undoing environmental racism’
notes of joy from the margins
Pawel Czerwinski/Unsplash I hold memories as colours, and sometimes positive and negative memories have the same colour; I can’t explain it. My childhood has an orange glow to it, which … Read More
Canadian Media’s Drug Reporting Threatens Real Progress
Mainstream media coverage of the drug toxicity crisis has hindered the implementation of urgently needed solutions.
The case for a prisoners’ union
by Jordan House and Asaf Rashid Feb 27, 2023 5 min read Share Prisons don’t work. But prisoners, for the most part, do. Prison labour is controversial … Read More
Cause of death
by Mary Fairhurst Breen Mar 1, 2023 5 min read Share What can you say about a 27-year-old woman who died? I’ve added two years and substituted “woman” … Read More