The Ontario premier broke down during a Zoom press conference that also broke down.
A toxic mix of arrogance and fear: Bill 21 fight is not over
‘The government fought to legislate women’s bodies, and it won’
Liberals score with child care and big spending but refuse to tax wealth
On Monday, April 19, when Canada's first woman minister of finance Chrystia Freeland gave her first budget speech she made a point of mentioning her feminist mother.
Liberal Party Ran Attack Ads Against Minimum Wage Increase Before Including It in 2021 Liberal Budget
Liberal Party of Canada said $15 federal minimum wage was a ‘bad policy’
Indigenous Workers Are Escaping ‘Toxic’ Fossil Fuel Jobs
For many Indigenous peoples, oil and gas work is the only good-paying job around. But clean energy leaders are trying to change that.
BC Changes COVID Course: Travel Bans and Vaccine for Those Over 40
Pressure on hospitals from third wave of pandemic brings new approach to slowing spread.
Long-Term Care Executives Give Themselves Big Bonuses Claiming ‘100% Customer Satisfaction’ During Deadly Pandemic
Chartwell rejected a proposal to give frontline workers a ‘living wage’.
Internal Emails Reveal RCMP’s Fragmented Response to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
Lack of a co-ordinated strategy and careful monitoring undermines effort to end ‘genocide,’ say experts and advocates.
Canadian navy performing provocative manoeuvres in South China Sea
Interesting how the military "defends" this country by sending ships 7,000 kilometres from Canadian soil.
Canada's navy is running provocative manoeuvres in the South China Sea. While they claim to be upholding the "international rules-based order" in these missions, their main partner refuses to recognize the Law of the Sea.
Billionaires leading push for nuclear reactors in Canadian mining
In January 2019, Gordon Edwards, president of the Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility, warned that the Trudeau government has a "desire to build small modular nuclear reactors [SMRs] all over Canada, especially in the North, to support the accelerated exploitation of natural resources." Edwards included an excerpt from Nuclear Energy Insider, published January 16, 2019, which stated: "Canada's large mining sector is seen as a key early market for SMR plants as operators look to reduce carbon emissions and costs."