Doug Ford Is Too Late Again, Putting Us All At Risk
Ford is good at avoiding doing what’s needed until the last possible moment, and then blaming others for the delay.
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Political Antagonism Has Become Therapy For A Broken Society
We’re trying to compensate for a lack of community, and pretending these coping acts are real attempts at changing politics.
The Communist Party Of Canada Benefits Us All
The Party’s radical platform is important because it widens the imagination to what the political landscape could be.
Our Democracy Is A Sham Until Everyone Can Vote
Canada boasts about how much it loves immigrants, but continues to prevent millions of us from voting.
Jagmeet Singh’s Support For Provincial NDP Betrays His Promise
Singh is setting himself up to become what he is campaigning against: someone whose words don’t match their actions.
The Globe & Mail Used My Work Uncredited. They’re Not Sorry
A Globe columnist’s viral article on pickup trucks had immense similarities with one at Passage, but didn’t mention it existed.
Revisiting The Day Canada’s MPs Cheered On War In Afghanistan
On October 15, 2001, Parliament voted 213 to 10 in support of Canada joining the invasion of Afghanistan.
The Collective Survival Of Black Communities Is Under Threat
Progress gained by Black communities across socio-economic and health indicators will be left to ruin in the pandemic’s wake.
Encampment Evictions: Toronto’s Attack On Class Consciousness
The pandemic has proven to be a temporal shift for Toronto, with the lines between housed and unhoused being blurred.