B.C.’s Drug Decriminalization Bid Masks A Sluggish Safe Supply Policy
More than 1,700 people in B.C. died from poisoned illicit drugs in 2020, and drug policy isn't keeping pace with the crisis.
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The Spanish Civil War Shows Canada Isn’t Truly Opposed To Fascism
A government that believed in fighting fascism would at least acknowledge the wrongs it did to the Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion volunteers.
Media Is Ignoring Alleged Illegal Israeli Army Recruitment In Canada
A criminal complaint being investigated by police alleges Israeli diplomats and consular officials are recruiting Canadians into their army.
Free Tuition Is The Only Way To Save Students From This Pandemic
Cancelling student interest would be welcome, but wholly inadequate at remedying the inequities worsened by charging tuition.
The Right To Die Is Coercive Without Giving Support To Live
Poverty, insecure housing, lack of resources and an ableist healthcare system all impact the dignity of people living with disabilities.
Funding Communities Isn’t Enough To Stop Racist Police Violence
By underestimating racism’s role as a root cause of crime, popular abolition models risk oversimplifying the problems they face.
Remembering The Journalists Fooled By Doug Ford’s Pandemic Disguise
These opinion writers were wrong then, and they are wrong now. It didn’t take a genius to see where Ford was leading us.
Canada’s Immigration System Is Keeping Out The Working Class
Without progressive pushback, a status quo has emerged that admits the richest of Global South countries while excluding the working class.
Canadian Mining Companies Are Devastating The Global South
Any future government that’s concerned about environmental and human rights issues will have to reign in mining companies operating abroad.