Carberry And Humboldt: The Problem With How Canada Mourns
In not mourning certain types of victims enough, or at all, we consider their lives disposable.
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I Asked MPs About Their Real Estate Investments. Most Ignored Me
The Maple reached out to all 133 MPs included in our recently-released landlord database to ask about their ability to fight for tenants.
Tenant Organizations Weigh In On Canada’s Landlord MPs
The Maple reached out to housing and tenant organizations asking for comments on our new database of MPs invested in real estate.
Canada Spent ‘Clean Air Day’ Choking On Climate Failure
Wildfires are just one example of our governments’ collective failure to face down massive systemic challenges.
A Farewell To Sam ‘Scooper’ Cooper, The Spy Agency Microphone
The reporter behind many of the shoddy ‘Chinese interference’ stories is leaving Global News as the lawsuits pile up.
Landlord Who Killed Tenants Met With Shrugs From Fellow Parasites
For some landlords, nothing — even a life — is more important than squeezing out as much profit as they can from investments.
Trudeau’s Criticism Of Italy’s Anti-LGBTQ Policies Is Shallow
The condemnation is an inconsequential stunt that distorts Trudeau’s support for reactionary governments around the world.
A More ‘Efficient’ Landlord And Tenant Board Will Mainly Hurt Renters
The claim that landlords and tenants stand to gain from fixing the LTB obfuscates its crucial role in sanctioning and enforcing evictions.
How Canada Helped Israel Whitewash Its Killing Of A Palestinian Journalist
Today marks one year since Israel’s military deliberately shot and killed Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.