Assange Extradition Highlights Hypocrisy of West’s ‘Free Press’ Ethos, Critics Say
Legal experts and public figures have warned it is highly unlikely that Assange will receive a fair trial, and that it is likely he could die in U.S. custody.
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Preparing Communities for The Next ‘Freedom’ Convoy
"When we come together, and win public programs, and win collective solutions, that's when we do best.”
Data Confirms Systemic Racism in Toronto Policing
Race-based data released by the Toronto Police Service confirmed the already widely criticized existence of systemic racism inside the force.
Documents Raise More Concerns Than Answers About Armoured Vehicle Sales to Colombia
“There's no independent verification; there's no other process underway.”
Expect More of the Same During Doug Ford’s New Mandate — and Worse
“I think that we're going to see pretty much what we've seen the last four years, a lot of chaos … a lot of cronyism."
Conservative MPs Laugh at Statistic Showing One-in-Four Canadians Can’t Afford Groceries
Nearly one-quarter of Canadians have eaten less than they should since March 2020 because they couldn’t afford food.
Canada Is ‘Modernizing’ NORAD, and Weapons Manufacturers Are Lining up for Contracts
Weapons companies are currently enjoying ballooning profits on the back of geopolitical fears stoked following Vladimir Putin’s illegal invasion of Ukraine.
Why Dimitri Lascaris Isn’t Running Again for Green Party Leader
We spoke to Lascaris about why he decided not to run again for leader, and the hostile atmosphere towards dissent on Western foreign policy that contributed to his decision.
Doug Ford Wins Second Majority in Record-Low Turnout Election
Sources indicate that turnout could be as low as 45 per cent.