B.C. NDP’s disqualification of Appadurai was about threat to Eby, not rules
Party could lose not only the next election but a generation of furious young activists
B.C. NDP Mounts ‘Hostile Takeover’ Of Party Democracy
Can a party that has demonstrated such hostility toward social movements be considered a viable vehicle for transforming society?
Why Did Canadian Media Help Loblaw Promote Their PR Stunt?
Media outlets are supposed to hold the corporate world to account, not help them get free PR. We deserve better
I was raised in an Indigenous community — but even that doesn’t make me Indigenous
What the Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond case should teach us about whiteness and Indigenous kinship ties
Government arguments ‘ignore and minimize’ the lived reality of sex workers
Canadian sex workers make the case for decriminalization as Charter challenge wraps
Doug Ford may as well be Toronto’s mayor now
Implementing ‘strong mayor powers’ robs us of what little democracy we have left
The oil industry’s Frankenstein
In February, the Freedom Convoy descended on Ottawa, choking streets with trucks and protesters demanding an end to mask mandates, vaccinations, and lockdowns. Maksim Sokolov/Wikimedia Commons. Amid the cacophony of conspiracies, … Read More
Asian massage therapists targeted by ‘classist and racist’ crackdown in Newmarket
Ontario town is now at risk of a Charter challenge, says MPP
Recession: Coming Soon To An Economy Near You
If the onset of the crisis last summer didn’t motivate us to fight for a progressive policy response, what’s coming down the pike should.
Israel lobby blasts NDP over small steps in support of Palestinian rights
Jagmeet Singh is being pulled in two directions. To whom will he listen?
Canada Must Break Its Hockey Obsession For Anything To Change
The Hockey Canada sexual assault scandals reveal so much of what is wrong in this country, from the top down.
Doug Ford’s Supposed Cost Savings Come At Our Expense
The neoliberal retrenchment of the welfare state is premised on downloading public care functions onto financially-strapped families.
Challenging Canada’s sex work laws: communicating consent should not be a crime
‘The only way that sex workers and clients can communicate the conditions for sexual exchange is by working around the law’
I Asked MPs Why They’ve Ignored Reports On Shireen Abu Akleh’s Killing
Many MPs called for an investigation into Shireen Abu Akleh’s death when it happened. They’ve since failed to speak about any of them
With a third of MPs profiting off the housing crisis, how can we ever expect them to solve it?
‘The government is simply not interested in the perspectives of renters’