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Returning to work after the holidays, the staff at Ubisoft Halifax expected to pick up where they left off. Instead, they were called into the studio lunchroom and told the…

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Wind turbines and power transmission lines are seen near Pincher Creek, Alta., with mountains in the background.

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By Jennifer Drinkwater   In 2021, single-person households became the most common type of household in Canada for the first time, surpassing couples with children. That year, 4.4 million people in […]

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By Amelia Hamilton   Ontario’s healthcare system is crumbling and it’s not accidental or pure incompetence. The government is breaking our system and remaking our healthcare needs into a profit opportunity […]

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By Juan Romero   In the dialectic of global power, law has never been a neutral entity; it is, as Marx rightly pointed out, the will of the ruling class made […]

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Ontario received more than 14,000 comments on the plan to drop provincial protections on a portion of the park, transferring management of endangered plover habitat to the municipality

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Energy minister’s order could exempt North Coast transmission line customers from paying millions — and shift the cost to the rest of us

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As a review of a proposed nuclear waste facility in northwestern Ontario gets underway, Eagle Lake First Nation argues it should be named a host community alongside Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation and Ignace

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Breaking down the Prime Minister’s headline-making Davos speech

The post Mark Carney’s speech in Davos was an exercise in hollow defiance appeared first on The Breach.

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We dug deep into lobbying records in a province ‘far behind’ others when it comes to maintaining a transparent and accessible record of who has access to the halls of power

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By Drew Garvie   Many people in Canada, rightly concerned with the escalating threat to sovereignty, are finding relief in Mark Carney’s blunt talk at the World Economic Forum in Davos, […]

The post Unpacking Carney’s Davos “triumph” shows it’s really just a lot more of the same appeared first on People's Voice.

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By A.D. Frat  In a political landscape where the US is increasingly aggressive on all fronts towards Canada, the Carney government and the political forces backing it have had to […]

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The leadership race is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform the party

The post The left case for joining the NDP—and voting for Avi Lewis appeared first on The Breach.

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The Doug Ford government has sent public workers back to the office five days a week. In our latest video, we explain what that means for commuters around Toronto and beyond

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Ottawa says it remains committed to hitting its next conservation milestone even as it races to expand critical minerals production

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Since the opening of the factory over 50 years ago, there had never been a strike at the Kruger packaging plant in LaSalle, Quebec. That record has been undone. On…

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By Cam Scott   Less than one year into his reign as Prime Minister, Mark Carney is poised to become Canada’s greatest-ever spender on defence – surpassing PM Pierre Trudeau’s record […]

The post Carney’s “military Keynesianism” won’t help the working class, but it will transfer billions from working people to multinational corporate coffers appeared first on People's Voice.

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On 17 January, activists in Vancouver, British Columbia, staged an action to demand the release of more than 10,000 Palestinian political prisoners held in Israeli jails. Organisers particularly highlighted Ahmad…

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An issue with the Kitimat, B.C., facility’s flaring equipment has resulted in LNG Canada burning significantly more gas — and it could take three years to fix

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For an Arctic zone of peace! Donald Trump’s renewed and sharpening rhetoric about annexing Greenland to the United States is quickly escalating into a dangerous confrontation among countries within the […]

The post Greenland crisis tramples Indigenous sovereignty and risks militarization, resource plunder and environmental disaster appeared first on People's Voice.

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A woman will head to court in March after the City of Burlington fined her for letting her garden grow wild. Similar cases have cropped up in other cities, raising the question of where our priorities lie

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With a host of announcements and agreements last year, the Carney government is working its way through a public list of requests from fossil fuel industry lobbyists and execs

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In this interview from January 17, republished from Britain’s Morning Star newspaper, Mohammad Omidvar of the Tudeh Party of Iran discusses the forces driving Iran’s nationwide protests. He notes that […]

The post Tudeh: Iran’s popular protest movement is a class struggle and not a product of US or Israel appeared first on People's Voice.

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Left-centre disunity allowed a right-wing sweep by ABC Vancouver in 2022 – will 2026 be the same again?   By Kimball Cariou   Since the Great Fire of 1886 which burnt the […]

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