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Ubisoft Took the Subsidies. Workers in Quebec and Halifax Took the Fall
The video game titan has received as much as $2 billion in incentives. Maybe we should change where we put our money
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Le procès qui pourrait redéfinir l'avenir des services de police
Quarante-cinq personnes qui ont été arrêtées pour avoir organisé un sit-in comparaissent devant la cour de justice après une attente de deux longues années. Le verdict de cette affaire influencera la façon dont la police traitera les militants et les manifestants à l’avenir.
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Will Canada survive the global disintegration of liberal democracy?
Or will we lose what we believe in?
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Separatists may have shown Whitehouse officials Albertan voters' private information
There is a court injunction instructing the group not to use the information that they illegally obtained from the Republican Party of Alberta
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The court case that will determine the future of policing in Canada
45 protesters arrested for conducting a sit-in are facing the courts after two long years. The outcome of the case will determine how police will deal with activists and demonstrators in the future.
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Defending Canadian Sovereignty… By Funding American Billionaires
Under the veil of “Canadian Sovereignty”, Mark Carney’s Liberal government looks to sell off Canadian resources to the highest bidder.
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A Landmark Recommendation to secure democracy in Canada
The ethics committee has recommended that Prime Ministers should have to sell assets and divest from tax havens. But they recommended far more than just that.
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Changing the slavery conditions of coffee production
Brendan Adams and Pat Latreille are trying to change how coffee producers are paid. Can the system be changed?