The People Who Own Themselves
by Claire Johnston and Andrée Forest Jun 30, 2022 11 min read Share Sitting across the table from one another after dinner in Saskatoon, on the first … Read More
The growing struggle to access gender-affirming health care in rural Canada
by Rhea Rollmann Jun 30, 2022 18 min read Share Mason Woodward’s transition spanned two countries and multiple provinces. But his problems really started when he moved … Read More
B.C.’s climate adaptation disability crisis
by Astra Lincoln Jun 30, 2022 13 min read Share Robin Richardson-Dupuis Lisa Johansen had, for years, structured her life around rituals of readiness. A go-bag was … Read More
A reading list for building transformative movements in so-called Canada
by Emma Jackson Jun 30, 2022 7 min read Share We’re in a moment of massive political volatility in Canada – facing down the sixth wave of … Read More
A progressive response to transport costs must undo “the social ideology of the motorcar”
by Joshua K. McEvoy Jun 30, 2022 4 min read Share Transportation and its cost have rarely been the subject of such intense interest as they are … Read More
RCMP Incompetence Is The Real Scandal In The Nova Scotia Inquiry
Police forces have abused the idea that politicians should stay out of the justice system, and operate with contempt for the public.
How the Conservative leadership campaign is pushing the party further to the right
Here’s your who’s-who guide to who’s taking us backward
More Than 2,000 Canadians Have Died With COVID Caught In Hospital
From April 2020 to December 2021, at least 5,000 people in Canada (excluding Quebec) caught COVID-19 in hospital, and about 1,332 died.
Big tech thinks it can solve climate change without confronting capitalism
At the Collision conference in Toronto, humanity is at the mercy of venture capitalists and CEOs
Amazon Continues Failing To Meet Labour Standards
As a new report makes clear, Amazon remains a serial violator of international labour standards and norms.
Severance Is The Workplace Thriller We’ve Needed
What sets Severance apart from other shows is that it unearths what’s at the heart of capitalism and how it shapes our lives.
Vaccines Still Aren’t Our Ticket Out Of The Pandemic
Rather than take systemic approaches to keep us safe, politicians sold us a lie they’re sticking by: that vaccines are the way out.
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Interest Rate Hikes Won’t Take The Air Out Of Inflation
Hiking interest rates now in an attempt to tame supply-driven inflation will only kick labour while it’s down.
That Study On Supposed Russian Disinformation Is Mostly Bullshit
The University of Calgary study conflates dissent with “disinformation,” and fails to provide evidence to support its very premise.