The Maple (Page 38)

Conflict With China Won’t Help Canadian Workers

Affixing a progressive industrial program to a bellicose foreign policy won’t promote working-class interests.

"Grocery executive Galen Weston received a $1.2-million raise in 2022, bringing his total pay to $11.79-million."

by Alex Cosh

Accusing a Chinese MP of secretly working for China is inherently racist unless you can prove it’s true. The media hasn’t done so.

We spoke to Passage's managing editor, Davide Mastracci, about his recent article criticizing Global News' reporting on Don Valley North MP Han Dong.

by Alex Cosh

The drop in the number of young people in custody during the pandemic "suggests we are over-using custody in the first place."

Writers Taras Bilous and Dimitri Lascaris discuss whether leftists should support arms transfers to Ukraine.

The outlet’s reporting on Dong’s call with the Chinese diplomat left out an absolutely crucial detail that has now been made public.

While making a few important gains, this budget is another huge missed opportunity from the Liberals.

Grocery costs have continued to rise, putting a strain on Canadians struggling to keep up with high prices.

by Alex Cosh