Canada must prepare for America’s rapid decline
It’s high time that Canada reclaimed its sovereignty, diversified its trade relationships and strengthened its self-sufficiency
Street Market Unfairly Blamed for Break-Ins, Say Advocates
‘The real problem is poverty,’ supporters say, after police sting and media depict the Downtown Eastside market as being rife with stolen goods.
Truckers offload waste on Mohawk homes after closure of illegal dump
Kanesatake community concerned that contaminated soil is being dumped in yards, driveways and roads that lead into a lake
Our Long Night of the Virus
Four big books on the pandemic offer various villains. Our true challenge is to awaken from failed modern dreams.
Canada is violating international law by selling arms to Saudi Arabia
Since the beginning of the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen, Canada has exported nearly $7.8 billion in arms to the kingdom
Busting Myths about Sex Workers, Taxes and CERB
We set out to find the truth about sex workers’ ability to access pandemic benefits.
The 0.01% vs. the rest of us
Those at the very top continue to grab an oversized share of incomes and wealth, both in Canada and globally
Don’t Depict Putin, Kim, Assad And Others As Cartoon Villains
These leaders need to be treated as rational actors that, in turn with other members of their government, act based on strategy.
‘Everything Is Burning and Your House Is Gone’
We spent 10 days talking to survivors of this summer’s wildfires. Here’s what we learned.
Inside Laurentian University’s demise
The institution was restructured to align the curriculum with market demands—an administrative task, not an intellectual one
Archaeologists Have Unearthed Exciting Secrets in Haida Gwaii
In BC, they typically assess proposed developments — but ‘tantalizing’ finds showed up when they went spelunking in the archipelago.
China in the world
China’s role in the global economic and political system merits careful attention and debate
Good News from the Omicron Epicentre
Early data shows the variant is more transmissible, but much less severe.
It’s Never Really About Human Rights
If Canada was truly concerned about human rights, it would be boycotting the Olympics no matter where they’re held.
Giving Books? Tyee Elves Share Their Picks
We’ve got recommendations for your wilderness-loving mom, your too-online friend and your MAGA-loving cousin to boot.