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November 1, 2021 
Socialists and the fight for climate justice
“We cannot simply build isolated utopias while the rest of the world burns, nor can we wait for the slow process of reformist reform to…
climate justice
Analysis
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August 31, 2021
Fairy Creek, the NDP and Indigenous sovereignty
The 2021 federal election has spurred a sense of optimism among supporters of the New Democratic Party hoping for electoral gains when votes are tallied…
Analysis
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August 6, 2021
Protecting the Sacred: The fight to stop Line 3
In the past few months, approximately 600 water protectors have been arrested during direct action to stop the construction of Line 3 on 1855 treaty…
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June 15, 2021
Forcing Horgan to protect Fairy Creek
The victory of a deferral speaks volumes to the political and social power this movement has. It has also sparked a renewed call for the government to listen to other nation’s deferrals, and adds to the broader movement for land back and decolonization.
Analysis
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April 22, 2021
You can’t fix what’s meant to be broken
Regarding the battle against climate change, there is a common liberal argument that says we simply need an improvement in technology, or to push market…
Analysis
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March 19, 2021
The climate ahead: Climate justice in 2021
Climate change and systemic racism are two heads of the same colonial coin that is the Canadian state. To tackle climate change, we must also address the racism that our structures are built from.
Analysis
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January 21, 2021
Canada’s politicians remain wedded to pipelines
While the new Biden administration in the US has announced plans to cancel the Keystone XL, a pipeline project owned by TC Energy and the…
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December 31, 2020
Trudeau’s climate plan is too little too late
Trudeau’s new climate plan makes some positive promises, but leaves much to be desired. Trudeau’s new “Healthy Environment Healthy Economy Plan” will invest a total…