Ministry Insists It Respects 'Right to Protest' After Meeting Peruvian PM At Mining Show
Peruvian police have responded to Indigenous-led protests with violence, killing more than 50 demonstrators.
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Podcast: Why Bill C-18 Won't Save Canadian Journalism
We spoke to Dru Oja Jay from The Breach about why Bill C-18 will likely end up subsidizing the profits and debt repayments of corporate media giants.
When International Women's Day Organizers Protested Ronald Reagan's Visit to Canada
At an International Women's Day rally in Toronto in 1981, organizers urged women to protest U.S. president Ronald Reagan's visit.
From The Readers: Better Wages Versus Tips
Fifty-nine per cent of Canadians prefer a “service included” model, which would see an end of tipping and higher base wages for employees.
Podcast: The Pierre Poilievre Problem
We spoke to Jen Hassum of the Broadbent Institute about the challenges posed by Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre to progressives.
From The Readers: Real-Estate Investors Fuel Housing Crisis
"The principal goal of investors is to make as much money as possible, and preoccupation for a social issue appears to be totally irrelevant to them."
Forty-Two Percent of Ontario Condos Are Used As Investment Properties
Thirty-six percent of condos in Toronto and 34 percent of condos in Vancouver are owned as investment properties.
Voices of Support for Elghawaby Grow After Calls for Her Resignation
Human rights advocates and other civil society voices have come out in support of Elghawaby in recent days.
From The Readers: How Soaring Grocery Prices Affect You While Companies Rake In Profits
Your stories about the impact of rising grocery prices.