Who is seeking justice for injured workers?
Marion Endicott and Steve Mantis, authors of Who Killed Sir William?, discuss years of community-university research into Ontario’s workers’ compensation…
Seven wild ward races to watch this election
The Grind picks seven Toronto ward races worth watching before the October 26 municipal election — University-Rosedale, Danforth, Toronto Centre and…
Chow wants a majority. But for what?
David Gray-Donald examines Olivia Chow’s bid for a council majority ahead of October 26, in a race against Brad Bradford that is closer than expected.
The Black Panthers at 60: a through line of resistance
Rattling the Bars marks the Black Panther Party’s 60th anniversary with veteran member and archivist Billy X Jennings.
National Defence has doubled new contracts with U.S. tech giants
Federal procurement records show National Defence signed $67.7 million in 2026 contracts with Microsoft, Amazon, Google and their Canadian arms — more…
From Cornell to Canadian hockey: how men learn to dehumanise women
Erin Blondeau draws a line from the alleged 2024 Cornell fraternity assault to the Hockey Canada case, arguing both grow from the same soil: elite…
A list of MPs CIJA has lobbied in 2026
Working from Canada’s lobby registry, The Maple finds CIJA contacted at least 61 parliamentarians this year, several of them more than once.
National Post crosses a dangerous line publishing a call for violence against the NDP leader
Samira Mohyeddin argues that a National Post column by Yoni Goldstein frames NDP leader Avi Lewis through the Jewish legal concepts of rodef and moser…
‘I’m familiar with death threats. They show Avi Lewis is having an impact’
Judy Rebick condemns a National Post opinion piece she says incited violence against NDP leader Avi Lewis over his criticism of Israel.
Critics ring alarm on Carney’s privatisation of airports
At September’s Canada Investment Summit, Mark Carney set out plans to open the country’s biggest airports — Toronto Pearson included — to private…