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The Canada-Cuba relationship has always been a test of sovereignty
Playing the “Cuba card” has allowed for Canada to assert an independent foreign policy from the United States. It’s time to play it again.
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The 2026 CUSMA review: prepare for the worst, plan for progress
“The way we see our relationships with each other in many respects is going to be a function of how we see our place in…
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Canadian cities could raise tens of millions of dollars with one tool: a local income tax
OTTAWA—Canadian cities straining under the weight of greater demand for improved public services without adequate support from senior levels of government should be given another…
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New report sets out bold 10-year plan for integrated public transit throughout BC
UNCEDED SQUAMISH, TSLEIL-WAUTUTH AND MUSEQUEAM TERRITORIES/BURNABY, B.C.—Within the next decade, British Columbia’s local transit systems could be united into an upgraded provincewide public transit network,…
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Half measures not good enough
About the authorsBethany DamanBethany Daman is a communications consultant and member of the Manitoba Climate Action Team. Andrea PelletierAndrea Pelletier is a volunteer with the…
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BC Solutions Magazine
In this issue of BC Solutions Magazine: Vancouver’s go-slow multiplex policy A paradox in Covid-19 recovery
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Trinational civil society calls for urgent clarity in CUSMA investor-state dispute process
About the authorCanadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
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Regina’s road rage
About the authorSimon EnochSimon Enoch is the senior researcher for Saskatchewan issues and policies. He holds a BA in Political Science, a Masters in Labour…
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Saskatchewan teachers’ strike is a fight over the future of public education
About the authorSimon McPheeSimon McPhee is a graduate student currently pursuing a Master of Arts (MA) in political studies at the University of Saskatchewan. His…
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Big business is the most important barrier to fairness for fossil fuel workers
About the authorsEmily EatonAndrew StevensSean Tucker
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Quebec is cutting arts funding. Artists are fighting back.
About the authorGavin SewellGavin Sewell is writer, organizer, and contemporary artist known for his intricate mixed-media pieces and wall sculptures. A cofounder of the SATTAQ…
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What next for electoral reform in Canada in the wake of M-86?
About the authorRéal LavergneRéal Lavergne is a Fair Vote Canada volunteer and President of Fair Vote’s chapter in the National Capital Region
