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The Monitor
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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Social Justice & Inclusion
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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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Fairer pay in the public sector: Gender and new Canadian pay gaps in the public and private sectors, 2025
While pay gaps persist, the public sector remains a fairer place for both women and new Canadians to work
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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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The Joe Zuken Citizen Activist Award: Honoring the work of building better communities
An award given to those who have worked to build a better Winnipeg through education, social policy, justice and law, and the arts
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Bill C-39 is a massive corporate giveaway
The feds’ latest omnibus bill dismantles environmental regulation, steamrolls Indigenous rights, and attacks workers
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Beneath the cloud, the land
First Nations digital sovereignty is about more than just technical infrastructure
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Resisting the data centre invasion
Data centre developers and governments are trying to make an end-run around the public, but the public is fighting back
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Dismantling gender pay discrimination in Canada: Current trends and policy responses
The gender pay gap has narrowed but remains unacceptably wide, with the average woman earning only 72% of what men earn
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Alternative federal budget 2026-27: First Nations
A budget that makes Canada stronger by committing to solidarity and dignity for all
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Alternative federal budget 2026-27: Incarceration
A budget that makes Canada stronger by committing to solidarity and dignity for all
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Alternative federal budget 2026-27: Racial equity
A budget that makes Canada stronger by committing to solidarity and dignity for all
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