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A lot of AI discourse masks the fact that it is the result of a series of policy choices. Despite the government evoking Margaret Thatcher’s infamous “there is no alternative,” we do have a choice. And we should be serious about what that choice is.
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The Quebec election is a triumph of neoliberalism
The election feels like a referendum on social democracy. Most parties, to varying degrees, seem to be voting “No.”
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Bill C-39 undermines Canadian workers’ right to strike
The federal government is acquiescing to the business lobby’s attempt to tip the scales and water down workers’ rights
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Canada’s AI consultation asked the wrong questions
The federal government invited Canadians to participate in a consultation about AI. They left out some of the most important issues.
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Ontario’s minimum wage is falling further behind the living wage
Every year the minimum wage in Ontario has a modest increase. And every year the actual living wage pulls further away. 2026 is no different.
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Not adding up: Surgical and diagnostic privatization in Ontario
The Ontario government favours for-profit delivery of surgeries and medical imaging, but the evidence shows this isn’t good health policy
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Students and rising tuition in Manitoba
Previously published in the Winnipeg Free Press on September 23, 2026.
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Alberta’s U.S.-style health care reforms will increase costs for businesses
The benefits of single-payer medicare are undeniable. Alberta’s reforms upend the economic benefits of public health insurance
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The Canadian government’s new “mega” corporate tax cut
What you need to know about the Productivity Mega Deduction, the latest measure purportedly designed to induce an investment boom.
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Building our budget together? The limits of Nova Scotia’s “consultation”
Surely listening to the public in advance of the budget would be a good idea?
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The BC election no one wanted
The government of British Columbia is calling an election, just two years into a majority mandate and with an opposition mostly in disarray
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A worker-first agenda for Canada-Mexico trade
Canada has an opportunity to advance workers’ rights through its relationship with Mexico amid Trump’s tariffs.
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Canada can’t stop relying on temporary pilot programs
From worker supports to immigration to housing, the federal government has a really hard time committing—but pilot programs aren’t a mode of governance
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