The climate crisis will never be solved until humanity breaks its addiction to economic growth, experts say
But serious discussions regarding ‘degrowth’ were mostly absent from COP28 in Dubai
For Indigenous communities in Alberta, the oil industry has left an ugly stain
Facing oil spills, evacuations and illness — nations downstream of the oil sands grieve their way of life, as the corporations polluting their water get richer
Nobody should weep for an unrepentant warmonger
Henry Kissinger is dead, at last
Two and a half years after killing a Wet’suwet’en man, RCMP officers may finally face charges
The family of Jared Lowndes has never stopped demanding justice
Photo essay: Tens of thousands march on Parliament Hill for Gaza
Protesters converged in the federal capital from Montreal, Toronto and other cities nearby. As they assembled in front of the parliament and marched in the streets of the capital, the … Read More
Big tech companies refuse to take down illegal site stealing from journalists
Hostinger International, Cloudflare will not sever relationship with thieves, despite being provided with clear evidence of a criminal enterprise
In Victoria, former Airbnbs are flooding the market — but no one is buying
Dozens of former short-term rentals have gone up for sale since the ban was announced in October, and not one has sold
How a Canadian billionaire made a fortune from illegal gaming and avoided prison
The Israeli-Canadian founder of PokerStars used his vast wealth and powerful connections to cut deals
VIDEO: Thousands fill the streets of Canadian cities demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza
‘The Palestinians are our cousins. Their freedom is our freedom.’
VIDEO: Canadian activists target Israeli war profiteers
Hundreds block the entrance to a Toronto-area weapons facility
People love living in co-ops — so why did Canada kill the program?
The short answer: they cut into private landlord profits
Labour against Big Tech
by Sophie Jin Oct 25, 2023 4 min read Share On September 26, after 148 days of striking, the negotiating committee of the Writers Guild of America … Read More
How to start a worker-owned restaurant
by Geoffrey Picketts Oct 25, 2023 7 min read Share “We never wanted to own a restaurant,” Laura Blustein says. Both Laura and her husband, Jared Blustein, … Read More
The battle to bargain with Starbucks
by Adam D.K. King Oct 25, 2023 13 min read Share Robin Richardson-Dupuis During the deadly first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, Izzy Adachi was working at … Read More
B.C.’s forgotten front-line workers
by Phoebe Fuller Oct 25, 2023 11 min read Share Tiffany Dang In June 2021, an unprecedented heat dome brought suffocatingly high temperatures to B.C. and caused … Read More