In response to community calls to defund police and fund necessary social resources, cities across the country have instituted “layered policing.” From Lethbridge to Saskatoon…
The psychological fallout of COVID-19 is a haunting, collective trauma. Remember during the early days of quarantine, we thought society would be flushed with COVID-related…
Seventeen years after overthrowing democracy in Haiti, Canada is continuing to support a dictatorship. Our government is not just offering some vague assistance, but rather…
With no measure of accountability for landlords, little recourse for tenants, and an underfunded rental board increasingly siding with property owners, the City needs to decide who has the right to live in Montreal.
On February 5 the International Criminal Court (ICC) ruled that it has jurisdiction over war crimes by Israel in occupied Palestine. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin…
Trump went out not with a bang, but a whimper. After four wild years, the ex-President was removed not only from the White House but…
“It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it” — Upton Sinclair Instigated by Global…
February 5 was Kashmir Solidarity Day. This was an opportunity to be part of several webinars that exposed India’s settler-colonization and brutal military occupation that…
Abolitionist movements have called on us to envision something better for ourselves and our communities. We have shut the door on the status quo through these movements, and there is no going back.
The administration of heritage and development in Kingston contributes to the broader Canadian project of erasing the lives of criminalized people and advancing the logic…
Newfoundland and Labrador has the fourth lowest minimum wage in Canada. Two-thirds of people across Canada live in a jurisdiction with a minimum wage at…
This week the Canadian government proscribed the Proud Boys as a terrorist organization. While it is tempting to hail this as a victory in combating…
