What I’ve Learned From 2 Years Of Tracking COVID-19 Outbreaks
I’ve had a front-row seat to see how data suppression has allowed politicians to spin false narratives about COVID-19.
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Wealthiest Property Owners Control One-Quarter of Residential Real Estate Value
“If you don't change the regulations around housing, if you don't go into taxation rules and all the kinds of structures of the housing market, you won't solve the problem."
Debunking Right-Wing Myths About Inflation
Inflation is more than simply an increase in prices: it’s a conflict over the distribution of income and wealth.
Only 9 Percent of New Migrant Program Funding Dedicated to ‘Holding Employers Accountable’
“As far as I'm concerned it's basically equivalent to a Tim Hortons comment card.”
Canadian Supermarkets Plan No Action Over Cadbury Child Labour Allegations
Cadbury faced the allegations after a British broadcaster obtained footage of children in Ghana using machetes on cocoa farms.
Another Budget, Another Opportunity Missed
This should have been a pivotal budget that invests in the future for workers and the planet, but it largely misses the mark.
Journalist-Turned-Senator Says Online News Compensation Bill Misses The Mark
"This is not going to replace the lost revenues, it's not going to bring back the size of the newsrooms and it's not going to bring back public trust"
Canada Ramping Up Military Spending
With the $8-billion injection, Canada will be spending 1.5 per cent of its GDP on defence, compared to 1.39 per cent pre-budget.
Documenting 40 Years Of Newspapers’ Ontario Election Endorsements
Passage has compiled the endorsements 10 newspapers in Ontario made in the 12 most recent provincial elections.