Teachers and advocacy groups call the plan a ‘privatization scheme’ that will undermine public education
How to Sell a Carbon Tax. And Not
In Oregon, conservative politicians literally run and hide from carbon pricing. How did BC’s similar party make it law?
A tangled web: Legault government clears path for a connected company
Changes to regulation will benefit a small untested company with ties to a minister in the CAQ government
Jason Kenney’s Over Budget Anti-Alberta Inquiry Won’t Say If It Will Meet Its Third Deadline Extension
Final report looking into allegations of a foreign campaign to targeting Alberta's oil industry is supposed to be due May 31
When Political Terror Haunts Your Homeland
‘Aswang’ brings an intensely gripping documentary on life in the Philippines under Duterte to DOXA.
A Nazi Flag Is Flying in Canada, and It’s Not Coming Down
Two Hitler Youth flags were spotted flying on separate rural Alberta properties last week. One man has since removed the Hitler Youth symbol, while the other is letting his fly next to a Confederate flag.
Postmedia's cozy relationship with the fossil-fuel industry
Canada's fossil-fuel industries, backed by a network of allies, anchor a "regime of obstruction" against effective climate policy.
The Big Melt
The climate crisis is shrinking glaciers around the globe at a rate that startles even scientists who study the process.
Real Estate Developers and Construction Executives Top List of Donors to Brian Pallister’s Manitoba PCs in 2020
Meet the wealthy and powerful donors to Brian Pallister’s Manitoba PCs
Disability Groups Say Ontario Government Did Not Consult Them on Life and Death COVID-19 ‘Triage’ Decisions
Ontario Human Rights Commission Chief Commissioner says vulnerable groups deserve certainty on ’life and death triage decisions’