N.L. faces ‘serious liability questions’ over Ithaca Energy’s entry into province’s oil sector, legal expert warns
The provincial government doesn’t intend to stop Ithaca Energy’s entry into Newfoundland and Labrador’s oil sector despite the company’s ties to Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestinian territory.
Canada’s Minimum Wages Are Rising, But Not Enough
On October 1, minimum wage workers in five Canadian provinces received a modest pay increase. Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan all raised their statutory wage…
Trump’s war on philanthropy is a war on civil society. This donor network is fighting back.
The Trump administration continues to weaponize the federal government to attack President Trump’s critics and enact his authoritarian agenda, which includes waging war against the world of…
Chow Commits to Transit Advocates’ Priorities, Bradford Doesn’t Respond to Survey
TTCriders asked mayoral and council candidates if they would make 18 commitments to improve the TTC. Some incumbents gave answers that don’t align with their voting records
Netanyahu orders investigation and prosecution of Israeli soldiers in NAZA
This article was originally published by Truthout on Oct. 14, 2026. It is shared here under a Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license.
Whistleblower exposes Meta, Bolsonaro, and Cerimedo election meddling partnership
This story originally appeared in Panamerican Dispatch on Oct. 14, 2026, and is shared here with permission.
A Washed-Up Soap Opera Star Returns Home in ‘Un (Capital F) Famous’
This endearing indie theatre production from Kelly Taylor and Melly Magrath tells the story of an odd couple reviving an open mic night at their local cafe
Toronto’s battle over bike lanes is one front in a global right-wing backlash
Doug Ford’s war on bike lanes isn’t about traffic—it’s part of a global right-wing backlash to vilify urban residents and defend fossil fuel interests.
Liberals Pushed Ecuador To ‘Urgently’ Speed Up Canadian Mining Permits
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government was poised to lobby Ecuadorian officials to urgently speed up approvals for Canadian mining projects during last year’s presidential inauguration, briefing…
AutoZone workers won a union. Then the company fired them.
This story originally appeared in Jacobin on Oct. 12, 2026. It is shared here with permission.