War resister grows weary of life in limbo
Joshua Key continues to take refuge in Winnipeg, avoiding American efforts to prosecute him for deserting the US military.
Migrant crisis in Europe puts pressure on Canada to do more
Not since the end of World War Two have so many refugees been on the move, and probably never have such people been quite so desperate.
Arrested for sleeping?
The struggle to occupy public space.
When it comes to racism and human rights, ‘truth’ has no agenda
Seeing the truth about anything, including racism, no matter how unbearable, is the first step to improve the sustainability and quality of our lives.
Walkers defend water, oppose pipeline on 125 km trek
Grassroots Indigenous Water Defence walkers go the distance in fight against proposed pipeline.
Email evidence casts long shadow
I was once warned to never put anything in an e-mail, unless I was prepared to read it on the front page of my local newspaper.
Fill ‘er up still costly even as price of oil plummets
It felt we were victims of crime when we stopped to buy gasoline, and the frustrating part is the totally helpless feeling you have while your pocket is being picked.
Will climate refugees in Canada finally spur action on climate change?
Sometimes what it takes to understand something on this scale is to see its effects on the health of a single person or a community.
Falling commodity prices fuel economic uncertainty
The price of oil and almost every other commodity in the world has fallen sharply creating an economic downturn.
Anishinaabe Water Walk highlights pipeline threat
Grassroots Indigenous Water Defence seeks to unite Treaty 3 Peoples against construction of highest volume tarsands pipeline on continent.