“By-law for a Diverse Metropolis”
Section
Canadian Confederation
The Canadian Confederation section deals with Canada as it is today, with its institutions and its regional and national inequalities. The country remains deeply marked by its past, that of a union imposed more than a century ago by industrialists and financiers, without the vote of the peoples concerned.
Secret RCMP report
A wake-up call or a call for repression?
Ottawa “failing” Indigenous communities
Canada’s Auditor General slams feds’ failures on Indigenous housing
Ontario housing crisis
Ford cuts plans for affordable housing
Sit-in in the offices of the Canadian arms lobby
Protesters demand the shutdown of arms trade convention
Public support for Palestine suppressed
Flag-flying protestor charged with hate crime
Agressive reforms in Québec
Flexibility and efficiency, the new mantras of ministers
Political interference in firing of Vancouver educator
B.C. fails to protect free speech, minister’s resignation demanded
Strikes in Quebec’s public sector
A historic movement, “we’ve never seen anything like it”
Statement by Minister Champagne
Experts almost unanimously refute claims of lower food prices
