A heated debate over media subsidies unfolded in Ottawa as critics warned of government influence on journalism. Yet new ...

Ric Esther Bienstock’s Speechless sets out to examine campus free speech, but delivers a familiar, flattened narrative ...

The Carney doctrine appears to be built on brief moments of brave pronouncements while meekly offering the Americans the ...

Ontario’s new “food independence” legislation promises resilience and local food systems, but the reality is far more murky.

Havel understood exactly the kind of threat that capitulation to technological determinism posed to a humanist form of ...

As countries abandon the landmark Ottawa Treaty, anti-personnel mines are quietly returning to the modern battlefield. Framed ...

Support for or an alliance with those who want to ‘make America great again,’ as a bulwark of white supremacy and xenophobic ...

The Waffle Movement and the NDP, 1965–75 by professor David Blocker revisits the Waffle’s dramatic challenge to the NDP, as ...

In this interview from the April 1971 edition of Canadian Dimension, Tommy Douglas reflects on the roots of democratic ...

Blaming homelessness on an apolitical “housing crisis” is irresponsible. Homelessness is a political choice, and the message is clear: if you can’t pay rent, you don’t deserve a home. The ...

Police monitor a homeless encampment in Edmonton. Photo by Bradley Lafortune/X. In December, I moved to Edmonton from Madison, Wisconsin to begin my life as a postdoctoral scientist at the University ...

If the workers who enable others to work cannot remain safe or healthy, the economic system they sustain becomes unstable. As Nathania Ebegbare writes, migrant care providers deserve straightforward ...