Poilievre wants Canada to fuel U.S. wars in exchange for tariff relief
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has floated offering the United States access to Canadian strategic minerals and oil reserves in exchange for relief f
Will declaring an epidemic help end gender-based violence?
Governments across Atlantic Canada have formally declared gender-based violence an epidemic. The declarations carry real symbolic weight — but symbolic wei
Neoliberal policy hollowed out universities. Now they are collapsing.
Universities across North America have spent decades adopting corporate management practices — and the bill is now coming due. Administrative bloat, precar
Capitalism is killing summer
It’s a “Hot Socialist Summer,” proclaims the New York City Democratic Socialists of America Instagram. Indeed, it has been a summer of socialist victories, with more socialists winning electoral office in June
There’s no such thing as ‘unskilled work’
Twenty-five years after Barbara Ehrenreich went undercover in America’s low-wage economy, Nickel and Dimed reads less like history and more like a descript
WestJet flight attendants have won a major settlement
WestJet flight attendants have secured significant gains in their latest round of bargaining, with a tentative deal now heading to a membership vote. The a
‘God gave us oil, God gave us gas’: Christian nationalism and Alberta’s independence push
“God gave us oil, God gave us gas.” Ricochet investigates how Christian nationalist ideology has become a driving force inside Alberta’s independence movem
The head of the world’s largest far-right organization is coming to Canada
The leader of one of the world’s largest Hindu nationalist organizations is planning a North American tour, including stops in Canada, despite sustained sc
How journalists uncovered universities colluding to target pro-Palestine activism
An investigation has revealed that Canadian universities built a quiet network to monitor and suppress student organizing for Palestine, coordinating betwe
Crown drops nearly all charges from pro-Palestine sit-in at MP Bardeesy’s office
Prosecutors have withdrawn charges against seven of the eight people arrested during a Gaza solidarity sit-in at MP Bardeesy’s constituency office.