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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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A guide to standing up to book bans and beyond, and how to protect and strengthen public education in Canada
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Street smarts: Lessons from Sesame Street
Throughout its existence, Sesame Street prioritized and was rooted in community.
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Webinar: How much is trade policy driven by economic or magical thinking?
Date: June 25, 2026Time: 12 to 1:30 p.m. ET
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Gender equality funding in Canada: One step forward, two back
A funding reprieve for women’s groups as the government pushes forward with its broader austerity program
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What cuts to insect scientists tell us about federal austerity in Canada
The federal government is sacrificing vital scientific capacity for ideological reasons—and hamstringing their own policymaking ability in the process
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The deregulation agenda is putting Canadians at risk
Dismantling regulatory capacity and privatizing state infrastructure leads to disaster
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Alberta’s ER deaths spotlight systemic hospital underfunding
90 per cent of ER patients waited 37 hours for hospital admission in 2024-25
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Is Canada’s “honeymoon” with China just a negotiating ploy with the U.S.?
As Canada opens doors to more trade with China, the longevity of such plans is not on stable ground
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Knowledge under siege: Charting a future for universities
In a democracy the university must question governments and other power structures, in service both of current society and what we aspire to
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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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First they came for the unions: How governments learned to love union busting
Over the past two years Quebec has seen a deliberate dismantling of the right to strike, the most powerful tool workers have ever held
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Editorial: The fourth R stands for “resistance”
We are indebted to those who continue to remind us that while the stakes are high, so too must be our standards when it comes…
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Budget as border: How public systems quietly decide who gets left out
The system begins to fails a student as soon as a budget determines how much or little care, space, and attention the system can afford
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