B.C. Ends Quarantine Program for Migrant Workers, But Concerns Remain
“It is unfortunate that the provincial government has not consulted with the migrant workers organizations about a plan B.”
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As Refugee Law Practitioners, We Oppose Canada’s Double Standards
We raise these issues not because we want Canada to reverse its assistance to Ukrainians, but rather extend it elsewhere, too.
Month in Review: Conflict and a Confidence Agreement
A roundup of the stories that shaped our coverage in March.
Fighter Jet Purchase Harms Canada’s Climate Goals, Opponents Warn
“The discussion needs to be about how we defund war and move towards approaches within foreign policy that don't so quickly escalate to the use of military equipment.”
Average Russians Are Being Punished To Further NATO Hegemony
Why should ordinary Russians suffer due to the actions of people they have no control over, who they often don’t even like?
Could Canadian Weapons Sent to Ukraine End Up in Extremist Hands?
“It’s certainly riskier to export weapons to a war zone, and that’s not particularly unique to the case of Ukraine."
Wrapping Up Our Great Gilded North Series
The Maple wraps up its first deep-dive series.
It’s Time For Labour To Challenge Back-To-Work Laws
The plague of back-to-work legislation, and the climate of fear it generates, must be addressed sooner or later by the entire labour movement.
As The Election Approaches, Ford Is Gambling With Our Lives
The decision to pull mask mandates may turn out OK, but Doug Ford’s track record throughout this pandemic hints otherwise.