The long fight to keep cops off Greek university campuses
The students were not surprised to see the riot police, but their presence on the grounds of the Athens University of Economics and Business was certainly provoca
The students were not surprised to see the riot police, but their presence on the grounds of the Athens University of Economics and Business was certainly provoca
The world needs to change; humanity has been affecting the world a lot, and we are going to start feeling the consequences as the world struggles under the toll we have put in under.
Background: “This is a letter from Neskonlith Secwepemc Chief Judy Wilson to Prime Minister Trudeau and B.C.
As April 1st looms, tenants across Canada are wondering how they will scrounge rent amidst the financial and health pressures brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Many members of the working class are experiencing lay-offs, job losses, and economic fall-out throughout the month of March.
As the COVID-19 pandemic grips Canada, new rules that attempt to “flatten the curve” by limiting gatherings, shuttering theatres, clubs, and restaurants, and cancelling festivals have made it hard to make ends meet financially for many artists and others in arts communities.
This is a special COVID-19 version of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg Aki Media Project newsletter.
Attention All Primary Caregivers in Ottawa and Across The Globe:
It sounded like a phrase hatched deep in a strategic vault of Liberal spin-doctors: “collaborative consent.”
The Media Co-op published a video report last week of the blockade on unceded Gitxsan territory, taking you inside the 8 hour stand-off on Feb 24, as Gitxsan community members backed by their allies held their ground against the BC RCMP.