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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?
The Community Sector Stands Up
As the foundations of Quebec’s social systems crack underfoot, the government has pushed community workers to pick up the slack.
These people are "not deserving of safety"
Migrants, activists fear impact of massive immigration legislation overhaul in the Liberal's Bill C-12
Is Poilievre being lobbied off the rails?
Public data shows that Poilievre has been repeatedly lobbied over the past six months by car dealers, insurance brokers, and oil companies.
Taxes and Income Transparency Report
Here is the amount I made last year, and the amount I paid in business expenses, taxes, along with my total taxable income.
30 Years of resistance in Montreal
Last week, 250 people marched in an annual demonstration. It was peaceful, despite trends of escalating violence on the part of Quebec police.
Le dernier budget de Legault poursuit le lent déclin du Québec
Il suffit d’affirmer que certaines actions doivent être entreprises dès maintenant au Québec, et non pas plus tard : un système de santé défaillant, des routes inadéquates, une crise mondiale et un recul de la démocratie peuvent rapidement se transformer en une véritable situation d’urgence.
The last Legault budget continues the slow decline of Quebec
Suffice to say, something needs to be done in Quebec now, not later– a failing health care system, roads that don’t work, all while being in a global emergency and a backsliding democratic state– these could snowball into a true state of emergency.
The EMSB Helping to send children into active war zone
Some members of the staff are donating to the trip.
Exclusive: Will Canada survive the next pandemic?
We aren't ready. Progress is slow, our medical system is splintering, and we might not be able to produce enough vaccines.
Exclusive: The end of Canada's public healthcare on the horizon
Alberta is set to either have a massive confrontation with the government, or to break open a dam that can't be fixed.