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Fuel for the fires: Western Canada as an “energy superpower”
The federal government is walking back climate action and fast-tracking fossil fuels in the West. It’s a strategy that won’t age well.
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Housing is a human right: P.E.I. renters deserve a break
We are making this submission to recommend a rent freeze for the 2027 year, meaning a maximum allowable rent increase of zero.
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The value and benefits of public spending for households in Newfoundland and Labrador
This report examines the value of public services to households in Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Newfoundland and Labrador public opinion survey: Key findings and data tables
These findings are from a survey conducted by Angus Reid for the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives – Nova Scotia.
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Panama, Alberta: Canada and the return of U.S. hemispheric imperialism
The U.S. and Canada’s partnership is collapsing under the “Trump Corollary” to the Monroe Doctrine—a plan for complete dominance of the Western hemisphere.
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The soldier, the banker, the oil tanker
Fossil fuels and dollar-dominated financial architecture underpin the U.S. empire. Dismantling them will bring it down.
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The Gaza world order
Israel’s ongoing genocide is the fascists’ blueprint for the world they seek to construct
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Years of lead in the Silicon Valley
Tech oligarchs are building a world of technologically enabled authoritarianism. They’re no longer attempting to hide it.
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A branch plant for bombs
Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy aims for diversification, but has no roadmap.
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Most-favoured nation on a hill: Surviving the new U.S. trade exceptionalism
Canadian trade policy should be made supportive of building resilient domestic economies at home and abroad.
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Middling powers: If the rules are collapsing, what will Canada stand for?
If Canada believes in the value of international law and multilateral cooperation, that commitment must shape its foreign policy.
