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"Green Bitumen?!"

Nuclear reactors in the tar sands

Dundalk Sludge Plan Stirs Up Resistance

Citizens and Supporters of Dundalk, Six Nations, unite to defend earth, air and water

Marketing Consent

A journey into the public relations underside of Canada's mining sector

Three ways Quebec can freeze tuition without raising taxes

What the media isn't telling you about government spending in Quebec

The Ground Beneath Our Feet

Despite missing grave markers, lack of map, Dartmouth cemetery is not for the dogs

Funding Evaporates for Freshwater Science Research

Proposed closure of experimental lakes threatens important, ongoing research

Mining Companies Feel Heat in the Ring of Fire

Assembly of First Nations backs evictions from northern Ontario

Red Square Roots

How austerity underpins social crisis and repression in Quebec and beyond

Canada's Punishment Agenda

Omnibus crime bill will mean more prisons and more prisoners

July in Review

Refugee justice, prison news, neighbourhood action and 2,000 pounds of honey leaking from the ceiling

Ghost Town

Hemispheric Resistance to Canadian Mining

Day of Action organizers speak out about repression, connections, solidarity

The Dark Knight Rises: Class War in the Dystopian Present

More than a movie review

Uranium Territory

Inuit campaign for referendum over mine in far north

Canada's International Cop Out

Former head of Ontario Provincial Police named Minister of International Co-operation

Barriere Lake Stands Against Resolute

Algonquin community vows to block corporate logging on their territory

Halifax Rallies for Cultural Connections for Aboriginal Youth

Campaign to reverse cuts to Mi'kmaq Native Friendship Centre's Kitpu Youth Program ramps up

Reconciliation Takes Two

Residential school survivors gathered in Saskatoon critical of federal government's actions

For Their Own Good

Ontario’s legal legacy of the "moral" woman

Express Coup Rattles Paraguay

Transnational corporations including Canada's Rio Tinto Alcan undeterred by political turmoil

June in Review

Hundert sentenced, sex re-assignment surgery re-financed, hate-crime laws silenced, and reading makes you a better person

BC Treaty Advocate Elected Chair of UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues

Grand Chief Edward John has spent the past 20 years in the BC treaty process, which produces extinguishment Agreements

Two-Tiered Justice

Action ahead of rally to support security certificate detainee Mohammad Mahjoub

Who Pays When Your Well is Sucked Dry and Your Home is Contaminated?

Supreme Court denies Port Colborne class action victory, squashes hopes for communities affected by industry across Canada for compensation in the courts

Jeremy’s Case, Jordan’s Principle

Historic court case in Halifax identifies gap in health services for First Nations children

BC Government Weighs in on Musqueam graves

BC orders halt to construction on intact burials