How Will Canadian Fossil Fuel Companies React to Colombia's New President?
“There is no question that the Canadian government will be using whatever resources it can to protect Canadian oil and gas companies' profits in Colombia."
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A Look Back At Canada’s Failed Digital Contact-Tracing Experiment
This is the first issue of Tech Won’t Save Canada, a new, monthly series at Passage hosted by writer and podcaster Paris Marx.
Canadian Officials Monitored U.S., U.K. and EU Statements Before Responding to Israel’s Killing of Journalist
“You don’t demonstrate leadership by waiting to see what others will do."
Five MPs Removed from Anti-Choice List After Promising to Review Bills More Carefully
Abortion Rights Coalition Canada removed five MPs from its list of those “with an anti-choice stance” following assurances they would not vote for anti-abortion bills again.
Canadian Diplomats Flagged Israel’s Poor Record of Investigating Attacks on Journalists After Reporter’s Death
“Israeli authorities have long faced criticism from human rights groups and media outlets for targeting journalists."
Help Save The Cities You Love. Stop Using Airbnb
Deleting the app can serve as an act of resistance against greedy property owners and landlords throughout the world.
Month in Review: War and Hunger
The major stories that shaped our news coverage over the past month.
Striking HBC Logistics Workers Have Won A New Contract
Warehousing and logistics are emerging as key sites in contemporary struggles over work.
RCMP Incompetence Is The Real Scandal In The Nova Scotia Inquiry
Police forces have abused the idea that politicians should stay out of the justice system, and operate with contempt for the public.