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Poilievre Doesn’t Understand The Central Bank’s Real Problems

Pierre Poilievre’s ability to channel popular anger during a period of high inflation and economic instability should worry us.

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“The proximity of the shots confirms a professional marksman repeatedly and explicitly targeted the journalists."

by Alex Cosh

As housing costs and rents skyrocket, a significant number of MPs are trying to profit through investment in real estate.

2022 marks 21 years since Canada joined the U.S.-led War on Terror, and one year since the last U.S. troops exited Afghanistan.

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We spoke to policy analyst and writer Chuka Ejeckam about the violent imperialist and colonialist legacy that the monarchy represents

by Alex Cosh

The move is, at best, a distraction, and at worst, one that will bolster systems over-incarcerating marginalized communities.

Elizabeth’s death should serve as a reminder of the atrocities committed by the British Empire in Palestine.

Collectively refusing to work overtime can be illegal in Alberta, highlighting Canada’s poor labour standards.

“How are you going to ensure in the future that you don't forget us again? Because we're not out of the woods.”