The Calgary Stampede Board should man up like the Catalonians and declare its centennial rodeo the venue for the last chuckwagon race in Calgary. It’s time.

A new poll conducted by CROP for Radio-Canada shows support for the proposed increases to tuition in Quebec has gone from 68% to 27%, a drop of 41% in six days

It's been an important week for Quebec student protesters, and we had lots of coverage in our blogs section!

Most British Columbians would agree that everyone should pay their fair share of taxes.

Dax D-Orazio conducts an interview with Russell Tribunal member Frank Barat about BDS actions and the consequences of the Israeli Apartheid on Palestinians.

In solidarity with striking Quebec students, activists in Toronto are calling for a Casserole action tonight so bring your pots and pans.

Even after a press conference yesterday in Ottawa, we still do not know the details as to exactly what EI changes the government will bring about.

Yesterday afternoon National Chairperson Maude Barlow, Regional Organizer Mark Calzavara, London Chapter activists Gary Brown and Don McLeod and I visited Sarnia for our fifth stop of the Great Lakes.

Notes on a Clown Therapy Project in BC.

OpenMedia.ca has launched a citizen-made online video educating Canadians about the true cost of the government's online spying legislation C-30 and the threat it poses to personal privacy.

Do Quebec student protests stem from an entitlement mentality? Hardly. They represent a refusal to ride the inequality escalator. Faced with maxed out greed, Quebecois students propose an alternative.

Changes to the EI rules announced by the federal Conservative government today are not rooted in any lengthy policy rationale.

Government and Big Telecom have been all too willing to disregard public opinion. But that can only last until our voices get too loud to ignore...

A report back from Tuesday's massive demonstration in Montreal. While mainstream media ignored it, over 400,000 marched against Charest in the biggest act of civil disobedience in Canadian history.

The Alberta Legislature could have done worse than choose someone like Gene Zwozdesky to wear the Speaker’s three-cornered hat.

Just because we are feminists doesn't mean we must be flawless.

The Conservative Party of Canada’s lawyers yesterday filed a second motion to dismiss the legal challenges of individual citizens seeking to overturn federal election results in seven ridings

BREAKING: University of Ottawa students occupy their adminstration office over tuition fee increase.

"Environmentalism has failed" is a statement that deserves attention. It comes from famed environmentalist David Suzuki marking 50 years since Rachel Carson's book, Silent Spring.

The contrast between how responsible, well-governed countries have managed the fiscal consequences of resource development, and how we have managed this in Canada, does our country little credit.

Last night, the Council of Canadians kicked off the second week of its 8-city tour.

Join the 30x30 Challenge beginning June 1 and incorporate small natural diversions into your daily routine for a month.

The 58-year-old has been held in prison for over a year, after the Northern Ireland secretary, Owen Patterson, revoked her release license because he felt the former IRA prisoner posed a threat.

The first session of Alberta's 28th Legislature opens later today with one bill, still a secret, and not much work for the province's 87 MLAs to do.

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All movements for greater social justice sometimes need a spark from the young, from the generations that are not weighed down by past defeats and disappointments.

Join author Kevin Chong at the Babble Book Club Sunday June 24 for a discussion of his novel, and current book club selection, Beauty Plus Pity.

The NDP has decided to take the high road in taking on the tough and single-minded attack-dog Conservatives. Will it work?

A new poll shows support for Jean Charest's hard line with student strikers collapsing, as his unconstitutional "special law" raises the ire of Quebeckers.

I gave a workshop on the threat fracking posed to our water sources, the lack of compulsory disclosure on the chemicals used, and the links between earthquakes and fracking.