Opinion - The Maple (Page 44)

IP Monopolies, Not Pirates, Are The Real Threat To Artists

IP law has been used to create monopolies, crush the public domain and hurt the artists its proponents say it serves.

Trudeau’s vocabulary choices don’t improve conditions for Black people. They just make it easier for him to portray Canada as enlightened.

Many of the Commission’s biggest issues were never implemented, and some that were have been constantly attacked by right-wing politicians.

Eviction, homelessness, illness and death are considered to be acceptable outcomes of the state’s pro-landlord policies.

Postmedia published a factually incorrect story and headline, and has yet to issue a correction, retraction or apology.

Civil forfeiture may be used to fund nonprofits, but it ultimately serves the police profit machine, not the marginalized.

In Canada, protecting corporate capital is considered just as “fundamental” as protecting people from violence.

Ontario’s adoption of IHRA's antisemitism definition isn’t the first act of its kind to target Palestinians, and it won’t be the last.

We’re the ones paying to keep the bloated carcass of Postmedia afloat, so is it too much to ask for a little transparency?