Shaking off the Walkerton bogeyman, current Ontario Premier Doug Ford is embarking on a plan that will effectively privatize aspects of the province’s water systems, with potential risks to our ...

Why was there so much political pressure to change the name of an iconic Toronto landmark? The answer is that the Square’s partial namesake was Henry Dundas, an 18th-century politician known for his ...

More than 2,000 delegates at the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) convention marched in Winnipeg to protect Canadian workers ...

Canada’s prime minister Mark Carney is using a flood-the-zone strategy to implement a major shift on environmental and energy policy. In the span of a few days his government ha ...

Under Ed Stelmach, the provincial government considered gathering more personal data to include in the voter database.

On Wednesday, May 13, Lush Cosmetics North America launched a new partnership with Animal Alliance of Canada to end the use ...

This is the second part of an ongoing series chronicling oligarchy and its effects on North American society. There were a number of famous muckrakers. One of the most famous was Ida Tarbell, a ...

Canada’s forests have been deeply diminished by industrial logging, and much work is needed to halt and reverse forest biodiversity loss.

Successful countries make public transit a national priority. The world’s great capital cities–Paris, Berlin, Rome, London, ...

Canada has a long and rich history of general strikes, including the Winnipeg General Strike of 1919 and the 1918 general strike in Vancouver responding to the state murder of union organizer Ginger ...

Join us for the latest edition of our political panel, Off the Hill! This month, experts will discuss the latest on American ...