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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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Democracy & Politics
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The B.C. election is bringing drug policy in the wrong direction
The campaign should be a chance to rethink B.C.’s approach to the mental health and substance use crisis
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B.C.’s snap election and DRIPA: Advancing human rights
All political parties must make an unqualified commitment that the basic human rights of every person— and every people— are sacred and non-negotiable.
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What would happen if B.C. scrapped public auto insurance?
In British Columbia’s election, public auto insurance is in the crosshairs. How does the system work—and compare to other provinces?
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B.C.’s fiscal choices after the provincial election
No matter which party wins, there are some difficult choices coming in the next fiscal year.
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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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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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Social housing in Manitoba: Examining the historical impacts of neoliberalism
30 years of neoliberalism in Manitoba social housing policy, and how to resist it
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Weaving a Better Winnipeg: 2026 Alternative Municipal Budget
A Winnipeg budget created by the community calling for bold choices that prioritize housing, safety, transit, and climate action
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Why is the BC government targeting Victoria’s elected school board?
Democracy, waste, and the anatomy of a completely preventable fiasco
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Why fascists fear teachers: Public education and the future of democracy
Teachers who encourage critical thinking are a threat to fascists who celebrate gut feelings of fear and rage
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Regina’s AI data centre has a democracy deficit
As AI data centres are facing a growing legitimacy problem the deliberations over a mega-project in Saskatchewan leave much to be desired
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Mexico’s CUSMA consultations show alignments with Canada
Business overwhelmingly backs the trade pact but with tensions related to tariffs, dispute panels, labour enforcement and Asian imports
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