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Ten years after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Canada is moving backwards
As resource-extraction bills are forced through without First Nations' consent, what happened to the ‘national reckoning’ ...
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In Montreal, transit underfunding and privatization pushes workers to strike, impacting millions of users
Montreal is now five days into a public transit strike. For days, except for during peak hours, the entrances to metro ...
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Empty chairs at the table: Carney and G7 leaders ignore rising Indigenous resistance, as premiers fast track energy projects
In three provinces, First Nations are mobilizing to fight legislation that fast-tracks resource extraction, steamrolling over Indigenous treaty rights ...
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Stephen Maher: Separatism is in the Alberta air, as Liberal victory looms
Cowboys line up at the Taber Pro Rodeo. Photo: Konnor Killorn Editors’ note: As part of our coverage of the 2025 federal election, Ricochet assigned veteran political journalist Stephen Maher to ...
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The propaganda machine: how far-right media has warped Canada’s political discourse
A deep dive into the rise and reach of Rebel News, tracing its roots from fringe commentary to a disruptive force backstage at the federal leaders' debate The recent cancellation of the post-leaders’ ...
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Standing between humanity and catastrophe: Indigenous people meet at the UN to demand the right to refuse resource extraction
This week at the United Nations in New York City, the air is thick with urgency as Indigenous leaders from around the world gather for the 24th Session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues ...
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Brookfield’s tax avoidance and corporate practices dog Carney campaign
Liberal leader Mark Carney is perhaps best known for his time as Governor of the Bank of Canada during the 2008 financial crisis and as Governor of the Bank of England during Brexit. But one of the ...
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In Bed with the Elephant, with host Adrian Harewood
In Bed with the Elephant is a podcast for people who crave critical debate and nuanced conversation. From politics to history to science to culture, we go deep. We’ll discuss politics, books, ...
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In the rush for Canada’s critical minerals, Indigenous rights and sovereignty are being ignored
A First Nation chief in northwestern Ontario says political rhetoric about running roughshod over Indigenous consultation to fast-track mining and other extraction projects is emboldening an abusive ...
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Are Danielle Smith and Postmedia on Team Trump?
As U.S. tariffs come into effect, Canadians should remain vigilant against foreign interference, from inside and outside our own house Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has been making numerous trips to ...
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Toronto police move to upgrade facial recognition technology, raising concerns
Toronto Police Service are seeking to upgrade the facial recognition system. Police accountability advocates say the technology is increasingly being used to target activists, especially those ...
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In election’s final days, Ontario’s Indigenous Affairs Minister is nowhere to be seen
Kenora-Rainy River candidates on the Ontario election campaign trail. On the left is Rudy Turtle and Greg Rickford on the right. Voting day is tomorrow. Ontario’s election is entering the final ...