The housing dilemma of capitalism leaves many behind
Last week, a mother with six children was evicted from Manitoba Housing in Winnipeg’s North End over a fire accidentally started by one of her children.
Cam Cannon
Don Cherry’s firing a gift to right-wing outrage machine
On Nov. 11, Don Cherry’s 38-year run as a commentator on Hockey Night in Canada abruptly came to an end.
Government has no role in reinforcing gender
In a decision written Nov. 5, an adjudicator from the Manitoba Human Rights Commission ordered the government of Manitoba to allow non-binary sex designations on birth certificates.
Failure to prosecute hate reflects Canada’s settler-colonialism
Growing instances of hatred like that in Burnaby must be combatted at a community level.
Wexit movement represents failure of status quo politics
The sudden surge of support for Wexit, an exit of Alberta and Saskatchewan from Canada, after the federal election on Oct. 21 has been notable.
Why voting in Canada’s federal elections is unthinkable
On Oct. 21 millions of Canadians headed to the polls to vote in the 43rd federal election, while millions justifiably did not.
Global climate strike discounts the limitation of veganism
Current proposals such as the Green New Deal are promising, but there is still much work to be done.