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June 11, 2020 • Media Co-op

COVID—19 illustrates need to remove profit from Quebec’s healthcare system

Québec’s deadly pandemic crisis in private senior care homes speaks to the need for a fully public shift to happen.

» Story: by Stefan Christoff

June 1, 2020 • Media Co-op

For Safer, Better-Resourced Communities, Defund the Police

Governments across Canada pour billions into policing. There are better uses for that money

» Story: by Anne Victoria

May 31, 2020 • Media Co-op

“Civilian” oversight bodies investigating police are packed with cops

Most oversight agencies in Canada investigating police who kill or seriously injure people have active-duty or former cops making up at least half the team

» Story: by Sara Birrell

May 29, 2020 • Media Co-op

Ontario Police lay first terrorism charge against alleged Incel member

» Story: by Mildred German

May 20, 2020 • Media Co-op

Johnson & Johnson Tosses the Talc, Enters $1B Deal to Develop COVID-19 Vaccinations

Health products giant J&J will stop selling talc in Canada and US as evidence of risks pile up (as do lawsuits) but will continue in many other countries

» Story: by Mildred German

March 26, 2020 • Media Co-op

Campaign Calls for Waiving All Rent and Mortgage Payments During COVID-19 Pandemic

» Story: by White Sheets for the Rent Strike

March 3, 2020 • Media Co-op

Anything But Consent: The Liberal Guide to Undermining Indigenous Rights

The Trudeau government championed "consent," but has done everything to carefully undermine it of any meaning

» Story: by Martin Lukacs

March 3, 2020 • Media Co-op

RCMP Arrest Gitxsan Land Defenders and Chiefs Along With Their Allies, and a Journalist (Feb 24, 2020)

» Video: Watch by Melissa Cox

March 1, 2020 • Media Co-op

With Wet'suwet'en, Media Has to Move Beyond Colonially-Constructed False Dichotomies

The real issue is what Canada is doing to place Band Councils and Traditional Governments at odds with one another

» Story: by Lynn Gehl

February 29, 2020 • Media Co-op

Video of Highway 16 Blockade After Gitxsan Chief Spookw Arrested

» Video: Watch by Micheal ToledanoMelissa Cox

February 12, 2020 • Media Co-op

Sixty-Four Arrests on Unceded Wet'suwet'en and Coast Salish Territories

The Wet'suwet'en led fight against pipelines continues. Many have faced arrest over the last week

» Story: by Billie Pierre

January 10, 2020 • Media Co-op

With RCMP enforcement of CGL's injunction looming in Wet'suwet'en Yinta, will the B.C. government intervene?

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January 7, 2020 • Media Co-op

First Nations Strategic Bulletin July - Dec 2019

Unmasking Trudeau's Redface, understanding Wet'suwet'en, and more

» Story: by Russ Diabo

January 5, 2020 • Media Co-op

Wet'suwet'en traditional government evicts pipeline company CGL from their unceded territory

Five days after a BC judge granted Coastal GasLink an injunction to continue pipeline construction, the Wet'suwet'en deliver an eviction notice

» Story: by David Gray-Donald

January 4, 2020 • Media Co-op

On Canadian diplomatic complicity with the assassination of Qasem Soleimani

An extrajudicial killing by the Trump administration that violates international law raises no serious public concern in Ottawa

» Story: by Stefan Christoff

December 26, 2019 • Media Co-op

In-Depth: Interview with Jean Swanson

Vancouver city councillor and long-time anti-poverty activist opens up about life on city council, its frustrations, and possibilities

» Story: by David Gray-Donald

December 4, 2019 • Media Co-op

Ontario Teachers’ Strike: Looking Beyond Wednesday

The Dec 4th one-day strike closed schools across the province. What happens next?

» Story: by Fernando Arce

December 2, 2019 • Media Co-op

The Trudeau government’s National Termination Framework and the Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement (ANGA)

» Story: by Russ Diabo

August 17, 2019 • Media Co-op

Whom does Legal Aid Ontario represent? Board chair's ties to real estate developers concern tenants and advocates

Charles Harnick is a registered lobbyist for eight corporations in Ontario, including two real estate developers, and serves as board chair of Legal Aid

» Story: by Fernando Arce

July 3, 2019 • Media Co-op

First Nations Strategic Bulletin: Jan - June 2019

Putting Our Own House in Order: At the Crossroads to Oblivion

» Story: by FIRST NATIONS STRATEGIC POLICY COUNSELRuss Diabo

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