Standoff averted on Atikamekw land
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.
Tentative agreement after illegal strike
Air Canada flight attendants’ victory rekindles hope for labour movement
Zol’s perspective
Carney sweeps imperialism under the rug
Ottawa slashes public services
Carn-sterity looms as military budget balloons
Zol’s perspective
A brief recap of the G7 in Alberta
National Indigenous Day celebrations in Guelph
“They’re not going to get rid of us”
1000+ Gather in Calgary to Oppose G7 Summit
G7 leaders dubbed “Genocidal 7” by protesters demanding basic rights
Bill 5 pushed through Queen’s Park
A second Greenbelt scandal in the making?
Negotiations at the STM
Montreal transit workers stripped of their right to strike
45th Parliament of Canada
Since when is a foreign king a symbol of sovereignty?
