Canada

Canada’s Spy Groups Divulge Secret Intelligence to Energy Companies

Documents raise fears that info on environmentalists, Indigenous groups and more shared with industry at biannual, secret-level, briefings.

Funding Evaporates for Freshwater Science Research

Proposed closure of experimental lakes threatens important, ongoing research

Canada's Punishment Agenda

Omnibus crime bill will mean more prisons and more prisoners

Reconciliation Takes Two

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

Canadian Bomb Spending Soars

Harper's Assault on the Past

Cuts to Library and Archives Canada fighting words for archival community

Aboriginal Peoples' Stories Remain Unheard

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission has travelled across the nation, but few have paid attention

Budget Axe Falls on Retirement Supports

Feds continue burden-shifting onto the 99 per cent

The CETAstration of Canadian Municipalities

Pending trade agreement with EU only benefits big business

Red Squares Sweep Montreal

Hundreds of thousands took to the streets to protest tuition hikes in Quebec

"What They Call Development, We Call Destruction"

Grassy Narrows resistance to corporate logging continues

The Case of Wally Fowler

Racism and possible cover-up in Canadian military see light of day with exclusively released documents

Scoring for Information

Police infiltration tactics viewed as a violation of women's bodies and rights

February in Review

Vikileaks tweeted, robocalls investigated and students strike out against fees

More Prisons, Higher Profits

Inmates have little power in challenging prison work conditions

Khader Adnan's Unpublicized Hunger Strike

Vigil called on CBC to end the silence

Canadian-owned Mine Fuels Violence in Mexico

Residents of San José del Progreso are deeply divided over the mine

Early Life's Long Reach Forward

Can a parenting co-op in Cape Breton save the economy?

­Bill C-4's Doubtful and Ineffective Future

Grassroots Australian activist warns against jailing refugees

RCMP Spied on Protesting First Nations

Intelligence unit collaborated with partners in energy and private sector

Reconsidering Reconciliation

Simpson's offers radical answers to long-standing questions

Once, We Welcomed Tamil Refugees

Twenty-five years later, Canada jails "boat people"

Canada on Secret Oil Offensive: Documents

Foreign ministry's tar sands team rebranding Alberta oil in Europe

Into the Fire

Deportation ends Salvadoran family's long wait for asylum in Canada

The Self-Determination We Deserve

Landmark charter challenge launched as Bill C-389 raises debate

Sisters in Spirit Smothered

Conservative smoke-and-mirrors funding has Indigenous groups up in arms

November in Review, Part II

Climate bill killed in Senate, thesis filed in Mi'gmaw, apples preserved in BC?

Climate Call

Shifting focus from UN to grassroots organizing in lead-up to Cancun meetings

Farmland Frontier

New wave of agricultural land-grabs reaches Canada

Ties that Bind

Canadian military seeking lessons from Israeli occupying army