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Risking the loss of critical ideas and diverse voices: Nova Scotia book publishers facing unprecedented instability
What would our world be like if the only books available to readers eager to learn were published by large multinational corporations?
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Hennessy’s Index: The climate crisis
The world is getting hotter, and the climate crisis is burning up. Let’s look at some of the numbers.
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The invisible workforce and climate justice
Building maintenance operators could be an unexpected climate champion, if given the tools
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Fostering an inclusive cycling environment in Nova Scotia
About the authorClaire Claire CalderwoodClaire Calderwood is the sustainable transportation coordinator at the Ecology Action Centre in Nova Scotia.
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Why Canada needs grassroots climate organizing
The climate crisis is a problem too big for anyone to solve on their own.
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After the flood, they mapped land ownership
Land ownership matters—and mapping it out is a powerful tool in the just transition toolbox
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How organizing led Nanaimo to adopt the doughnut economics framework
They started during the worst of the pandemic—and won.
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When governments fail us
Governments at all levels are abdicating their responsibility in the climate crisis. That doesn’t mean all is lost.
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Candidate forums can foster a collaborative climate movement
A Manitoba example of using the 5D framework for organizing
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Funding peer support for mental health should be a key component of a national strategy
The federal government hasn’t fulfilled its promises on mental health. It should immediately scale up funding for peer support services
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Some Canadian lawmakers want to go after whistleblowers in agriculture
Agricultural gag or “ag-gag” laws have slowly gained a foothold in Canada, putting animals, workers, the public and the planet at risk
