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By Dave McKee   Three days after the illegal US attack on Venezuela, during which it kidnapped the country’s president, Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand posted a statement on X. […]

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Former MP Matthew Green talks about what it will take to renew the NDP

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In 2025, British Columbia’s working class faced attacks from employers, governments that prioritize corporate interests. The year also brought increased policing, unequal housing laws, and a growing cost of living…

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A national wildlife disease network warns persistent underfunding is leaving Canada vulnerable as threats like avian flu and chronic wasting disease continue to spread

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Canola is central to this week’s trade talks between Canada and China. Here’s a look at the bright yellow crop that blankets Prairie fields — and brings in billions

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François Legault has announced that he will step down as Premier of Quebec. This sudden departure appears to be a political maneuver to try to save his party, which is…

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It must be stated clearly once again that the outbreak of the current protest uprising and its expansion over the past 15 days are rooted directly in the rapid spread […]

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Experts say the province should be doubling down, not pulling back, after a recent report shows a modest reduction in carbon emissions

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Technology that stops industrial carbon emissions at the source, known as carbon capture, could play a role in slowing global warming. Canada’s biggest oil and gas companies want public money to put it in place

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Guides in British Columbia and Alberta describe what it’s like to build a life in the mountains as climate change makes the terrain more unpredictable and the moral questions harder to ignore

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The managers of Montreal‘s prestigious Saint-James Club likely regretted inviting the U.S. ambassador to speak at a lunch scheduled for 11:30 a.m. today. Around 10:30 a.m., dozens of workers from…

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Guelph and Waterloo Region have refused to renew agreements giving the fossil fuel giant free access to its roadways, while Toronto and Ottawa have asked the province to change its rules

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For the last four years, Jim Elzinga and Roger Vernon have ventured into the Columbia Icefield to capture its vanishing beauty and raise awareness about climate change

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Alderville First Nation’s Black Oak Savanna is a pocket of a rare ecosystem that was nearly lost to colonialism. Dedicated stewards are bringing it back

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Mark Carney and Canada’s premiers are trying to buy off Indigenous resistance

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Nov 29, 2025 | by Barry Weisleder Beginning with a rally at Front and Bay (Union Station), the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People was marked in Toronto on November 29 by a march to Sankofa Square.  According…

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Nov 29, 2025 | by Barry Weisleder Beginning with a rally at Front and Bay (Union Station), the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People was marked in Toronto on November 29 by a march to Sankofa Square.  According…

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A growing province-wide coalition is resisting American-backed mining, gas, and data centre projects they say threaten public health and Indigenous land

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A Manitoba photojournalist reflects on an unusual summer spent at an apiary, up close with bees

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PV Toronto Bureau   Political and business leaders recently announced a joint bid for Toronto to host the global headquarters of the newly announced “Defense, Security and Resilience Bank.” But critics […]

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By Cam Scott   In October, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the creation of a new arm of the federal government, the Defence Investment Agency (DIA), intended to “rebuild, rearm and […]

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As the U.S. asserts control over Venezuelan oil, we dig into the potential consequences for Alberta, Canada and the world

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With wildfire season only months away, the time to prepare our lines of communication is now, rather than waiting for the next crisis to expose the same weaknesses in our systems

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By Owen Schalk   From November 12 to 19, I travelled to China with a delegation of Canadian journalists organized by the Chinese embassy in Ottawa. Our delegation visited Beijing and […]

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