The year in review
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.
Cowichan land claim
Richmond mayor, Montrose property contest First Nation’s territory
Conflict in Saint-Félix-de-Valois
Small town endangers its residents by laying off its firefighters
Massive layoffs in Sault Ste. Marie
One Canadian economy, minus 1,000 Algoma steelworkers
Misleading article in La Presse
City workers not to blame for dismantled homeless camp in Montréal-Nord
Budget update from the Minister of Finance
Gifts for businesses, with 25% of Quebec living in poverty
End of a historic strike
The NDP is not a “party for the workers,” says a public sector striker in BC
Legislative collaboration
Tory Ministers and landlords in bed on Ontario Bill 60
Debate at the Chamber of Commerce of Montreal
Inside the Montreal financial elites’ private municipal debate
Another $500 Million
Innergex, yet another controversial investment by the Quebec government
