The Convoy’s Wrong Turn
If there’s a playbook to successful protests, the truckers jamming Ottawa have since gone off-script.
Vancouver Parents and Students Want More Say in Gifted Program Changes
A 30-year-old program is ending. Some say the decision should be reconsidered.
Using Fat People in COVID Thought Experiments Is Unjust and Regressive
Debating taxes for the unvaxed? Leave those with COVID comorbidities out of it.
How SUVs came to be a massive climate problem
Or, the complex political economy of auto manufacturing
Amnesty report on Israeli apartheid demands debate on Canada’s role
Report concludes Israel’s treatment of Palestinians constitutes a “cruel system of domination and a crime against humanity”
Grieving in the Age of Estrangement and Division
When I lost my father, I wasn’t sure how to react — in some ways, he’d been gone for much longer.
How Did Queer Stories Start Being Made For Straight People?
Queer characters are packaged as progressive or subversive merely for their identities, without considering how it shapes their lives.
Challenging ‘Who We Are’
A lawyer’s descent into the dark history of anti-Black racism in America is a painful, illuminating watch. Screening soon at VIFF.
Dive Deep with a Paid Fellowship at The Tyee
Applications are now open for the six-month Tula Immersion Journalism Fellowship at The Tyee.
Where the Convoy Is Trying to Drive Canada
The destination is the ditch of Trumpism, our democratic institutions undercut by paranoid illiberalism.
Tariq Ali: ‘Democracy is largely a set of rituals now’
An interview with the public intellectual, writer and political activist
Kenney Ordered Public Input on Coal Mining. Was It a Sham?
Alberta’s premier keeps talking up mining. Is that why he’s so slow to reveal his Coal Policy Committee’s report?
Bombs and Waffles: the NDP and NATO in the twentieth century
Long-time observers of the party should not be surprised at the internal disarray over Canadian support for NATO
How Kenney’s Convoy Support Backfired
He cheered on angry truckers. Now he’s begging them to stop blocking his border.
What is the value of an acquittal in international criminal justice?
The case of former Rwandan Foreign Affairs Minister Jérôme Bicamumpaka