Indigo’s Copyright Victory Opens A New Front In BDS Struggle
The company’s win is a familiar story for movement politics in court, where activists meet a legal system that privileges property rights.
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The TTC, Toronto Police And The Manufacturing Of Violence
As a supposed surge in violence takes place on Toronto’s public transit system, the police force is set to cash out.
Femicide Shouldn’t Be Written Into The Criminal Code
The move is, at best, a distraction, and at worst, one that will bolster systems over-incarcerating marginalized communities.
RCMP Incompetence Is The Real Scandal In The Nova Scotia Inquiry
Police forces have abused the idea that politicians should stay out of the justice system, and operate with contempt for the public.
May Day In Ottawa Is Threatened By The Police We Called
The government’s decision to invoke the Emergencies Act has set a precedent that is now impacting working-class movements.
Canada Plans To Ban Holocaust Denial While Supporting It
The government is funding projects that engage in what some scholars call a new and more insidious form of Holocaust denial.
As Refugee Law Practitioners, We Oppose Canada’s Double Standards
We raise these issues not because we want Canada to reverse its assistance to Ukrainians, but rather extend it elsewhere, too.
Calling For Police Violence In Ottawa Will Backfire
Demands to crack down on the convoy will only give police broader license to brutally disrupt progressive protests.
Police Brutality Is Never Justified By Someone’s Behaviour
The police will do everything they can to change the channel from their alleged crimes, but we have to stay focused.