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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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A guide to standing up to book bans and beyond, and how to protect and strengthen public education in Canada
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Alternative federal budget 2026: Taxation
What the Canadian government should do on taxation. Because true independence needs a new economic model.
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Budget fédéral alternatif 2026 : Incarcération
Ce que le gouvernement canadien devrait faire en matière d’incarcération. Une véritable indépendance exige un nouveau modèle économique.
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Budget fédéral alternatif 2026 : Égalité des genres
Ce que le gouvernement canadien devrait faire en matière d’égalité des genres. Une véritable indépendance exige un nouveau modèle économique.
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Budget fédéral alternatif 2026 : Équité raciale
Ce que le gouvernement canadien devrait faire en matière d’équité raciale. Une véritable indépendance exige un nouveau modèle économique.
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Budget fédéral alternatif 2026 : Bâtir une vraie souveraineté canadienne
Les grandes lignes d’une souveraineté et d’une indépendance canadiennes véritables quand l’intérêt public est au cœur de la planification budgétaire
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Alternative federal budget 2026: Building true Canadian sovereignty
What true Canadian sovereignty and independence might look like when the public good is at the heart of budgetary planning
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Canada set a poverty reduction goal. We’re falling behind.
Canada vowed to end poverty by 2030, yet progress has stalled. The government can’t wait any longer to deliver real solutions.
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A history of the “parental rights movement(s)”
The practice of raising and educating children, at a moment of seismic social, economic, and political change, has been elevated to new levels of public…
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Federal cuts will worsen gender, racial and Indigenous inequality in Canada
The federal government generally does a better job at pay equity—ensuring equal pay between men and women, racialized groups, Indigenous peoples, and so on—than the…
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Historic Alberta teachers’ strike: What’s at stake
On October 6, Alberta’s 51,000 public, Catholic and francophone teachers walked off the job—the first province-wide teachers’ strike in Alberta’s history. The province followed up…
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CUPW’s child care program is highly effective
Unions have long been champions in the fight for better child care. From organizing child care workers to speaking out for more accessible, affordable, and…
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Why is Mark Carney backing Trump’s Golden “Doom” space weapons plan?
Donald Trump’s announcement in May stunned Canadians. He declared that the U.S. would build a “Golden Dome” continental missile defence system featuring “next-generation technology across…
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