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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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The numbers don’t lie: The housing crisis is not caused by a supply shortage
Financialization, not demographics, caused the cost of housing to explode
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The end of Canadian medicare? Alberta legislation opens the door to U.S. health care
Alberta’s two-tier health care legislation ends single-payer public health care and puts Canadian medicare at risk
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Carney in Davos: Neoliberalism in a nicer suit
Prime Minister Mark Carney is receiving international accolades for his Davos speech in which he said what many have argued for years about the U.S.-led…
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Where does the climate movement go from here?
The following is a re-print of the December 2025 edition of Shift Storm, the CCPA’s monthly newsletter which focuses on the intersection of work and…
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Provinces need to own their responsibility for expanding low-fee child care
In advance of tomorrow’s meeting among Canada’s federal-provincial-territorial ministers who are responsible for child care in this country, it’s clear most of the provinces need…
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Resist: It’s the only response to authoritarianism and murder in Minneapolis
Minnesotans put their lives on the line to defend their neighbours and their democracy. They have set the standard for what it means to resist.
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The last mile: Provincial child care expansion at the five-year deadline
Child care has become more accessible over the past five years but finding affordable spaces is still a frustrating experience for many parents
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Why is the CRA still targeting pandemic aid recipients?
While people across the country were preparing to ring in the new year, the Canada Revenue Agency took the time to issue a stern warning:…
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What’s missing from the Davos agenda: taxing the rich
This week, as government leaders, business executives, and heads of state gathered in Davos at the annual World Economic Forum meeting to discuss what they…
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Bill C-15 would allow corporations to be exempt from most Canadian laws
Buried on page 300 of the government’s omnibus budget implementation bill is an extremely troubling clause regarding corporate power in Canada—one that allows all cabinet…
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Canada resets relations with China
Prime Minister Carney can be pleased with the results of his first official visit to China. Through a temporary trade truce, and a list of…
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How public grocery stores could work in Canada
Public options already exist elsewhere—the secret is building them at scale
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