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Meet Toronto’s Red Rebels: Feminist led street theatre meets climate justice

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Pk Mutch

Planned obsolescence vs the right to repair

Spring reminds me of the rituals of farming that were customary as I was growing up on the prairies. Among these were making sure that farm...

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Lois Ross

Canada needs a new bereavement policy

Few things are as certain and true as this: all that lives will one day die. Trees, plants, animals, insects, this universe, me and you. Death is...

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Shreya Kalra

Poilievre’s statements opposing Trump lack feeling and conviction

Poilievre’s statements opposing Trump lack feeling and conviction

Pierre Poilievre is strikingly full of vim and vigour when it comes to taking on his political opponents. Yet he seems strangely lifeless and...

17.04.2025 2

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Linda Mcquaig

Is the Liberals’ promise of a wartime housing effort enough?

Is the Liberals’ promise of a wartime housing effort enough?

Full disclosure: almost every idea for my rabble column comes to me in the middle of the night. A friend, who aspires to be a writer, said to me “...

16.04.2025 1

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Cathy Crowe

Labour victories, failures and lessons in history and solidarity

They say that if we fail to learn the lessons of history, we are doomed to repeat it. Recent events in my hometown of Vancouver and across North...

10.04.2025 1

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Tom Sandborn

Walk like a man: Toxic masculinity in crime fiction, fact and spoken word

In the 19th century, the spectre haunting Europe was communism, or so Marx argued. In our century, a new spectre is as globalized as the economy,...

10.04.2025 2

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Tom Sandborn