Responses to Shooting That Killed Unhoused People Called Out
Politicians and law enforcement are facing questions about their responses to a shooting that police initially said was targeted against unhoused people.
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Canadian Engine Powers Myanmar Regime Plane, Highlighting Problematic Export Loopholes
“An incredibly despotic regime in Myanmar procured a plane for their military that relies on Canadian-made technology."
Rogers Outage Highlights Failures of Canada’s Telecom Oligopoly
Rogers executives appeared before a parliamentary committee on Monday to face a grilling from MPs over the company’s recent nationwide outage.
Costs of Living Continue to Rise as Workers Lose Real Wage Gains
The latest Consumer Price Index update showed that costs of living in Canada continued to increase in June.
John Horgan Is Stepping Down as Premier. What’s Next for B.C.?
In the latest episode of North Untapped, we spoke to Derrick O'Keefe about what B.C. Premier John Horgan's resignation means for the province.
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.
Who Benefits from Increased NORAD Spending?
“The weapons industry is no doubt going to benefit from pumping all this new money into upgrading NORAD."
The Forces Working to Undermine Abortion Rights in Canada
A key goal of Canadian anti-abortion groups is to nominate as many anti-abortion candidates as possible for seats in the House of Commons.
Minister Criticized for Offering ‘Thoughts and Prayers’ to Afghanistan Following Earthquake
The natural disaster comes at a time when the country is already grappling with an unprecedented hunger crisis.