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History shows why First Nations have every reason to be wary of governments calling to tear up the Indian Act
Clarke: Pinning our hopes and energies on parliamentary politics and winning elections is distracting and futile
A dispatch from the ‘Many vs. the Money’ counter-summit in Toronto
Bill C-39 is a brazen corporate power grab—brought to you by the Business Council of Canada
Ottawa should judge Israel’s next government only by its actions
From the March-April 1967 edition of CD
Dominicans and Haitians impacted by Canadian mining are taking their fight to Ottawa
Flávio Bolsonaro and a revanchist far right aim to remake Brazil in their image
From the January-February 1966 edition of CD
The PQ’s return to power raises the prospect of a right-wing alliance, renewed austerity, and difficult choices for the left
As Washington tightens its embargo, the Carney government faces a test of its commitment to a new international order
From the April-May 1968 edition of CD
Previous Alberta premiers knew how to deal with the separatist fringe. Smith has chosen to pander to it
Brazil’s first round of voting has brought renewed attention to Trump’s pattern of interfering in foreign elections
Building genuine economic democracy means going beyond replacing American capitalists with Canadian ones
The separatist movement is turning alienation into a vehicle for anti-immigrant and white nationalist political organizing
On the possibilities and pitfalls of dialogue under occupation
Canadian involvement in espionage against Cuba dates back to the early 1960s
Treatment of emigre Russian journalist Leonid Ragozin is symptomatic of the Orwellian turn in liberal ‘democratic’ politics
Aivalis: The distorted result offers another stark example of how first-past-the-post fails to reflect the will of voters
Municipalities are pushing back against the erosion of their autonomy, with data centres the most visible flashpoint
Section 33 abuses expose limitations of democracy in Canada
UPCs cause harm through deception, disinformation, and other traumatizing strategies meant to turn people away from abortion
The LNG industry is an economic loser for Canadians that deepens our economy’s structural problems rather than resolving them
To make definitively broad generalizations grounded in a small, biased selection sample is an unacceptable error
Canada’s push for ‘AI sovereignty’ is entrenching dependence on extractive industries, reproducing a familiar set of harms
Read an excerpt from Sean Carleton and Niigaan Sinclair’s new edited collection, Truth Before Reconciliation
Bryan Palmer reviews a new collection tracing the lives and legacies of Sixties radicals
As trade talks intensify, Canadians must resist further concessions and deeper integration with the United States
How a recent editorial from Canada’s paper of record creates space for residential school denialism to take root
Bill C-22 is a step toward merging corporate and state surveillance, exposing citizens while shielding power from scrutiny
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