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Economy | Rising inequality driven by corporate Canada | Dec 26 2012 | Daniel Tseghay | It turns out that the top 60 Canadian-based firms make up 67 per cent of all equity market capitalization and 60 per cent of all corporate profit.

Indigenous Rights | Justice at stake: Chief Theresa Spence passes Day 15 of hunger strike | Dec 26 2012 | Am Johal | Chief Theresa Spence's hunger strike has inspired a new generation of activists. This movement isn't going away. The Harper government's downfall will be remembered as one of its own making.

Indigenous Rights | Photos from Idle No More rally in Toronto | Dec 26 2012 | Elizabeth Littlejohn | A selection of images from an Idle No More rally in Toronto, taken by Elizabeth Littlejohn.

Indigenous Rights | Activist Communique: Idle No More - Returning to Our Sacred Places | Dec 26 2012 | Krystalline Kraus | We come from diverse and beautiful nations. This is another opportunity to connect with the land, strengthen our cultures, speak our languages and stand in unity and solidarity with each other.

Indigenous Rights | Idle No More: No Justice, No Peace | Dec 26 2012 | Âpihtawikosisân | People are asking Idle No More participants, "What next?" Here is the answer, in detail.

Arts & Culture | Raven Brings the Light | Dec 25 2012 | Holly Adams | A few versions of the wonderful story in honour of the season.

Economy | Putting Christ back in Christmas: Maybe Christians themselves need to 'press reset' | Dec 25 2012 | David J. Climenhaga | If Christians want to put Christ back into Christmas, an excellent place to start would be by paying attention to what Christ taught them.

Indigenous Rights | Harper: Act now before Chief Theresa Spence dies | Dec 25 2012 | Charlie Angus | Chief Theresa Spence has put her life on the line. This is not a game. This is not a stunt. Every day that Mr. Harper tries to wait out the crisis, the stakes rise higher.

Politics in Canada | Celebrating our common humanity and the return of light on Christmas Day | Dec 25 2012 | Duncan Cameron | Amidst the misery in the world, there is still much to celebrate on this December 25, whatever your religious affiliation, or status.

Arts & Culture | Getting together for the holidays: Make use of collective, creative spaces | Dec 24 2012 | Tania Ehret | Where do progressive folks go to enjoy the holidays in peace and escape the madness? There's literally places everywhere.

Indigenous Rights | Idle No More: Chief Theresa Spence's hunger speaks to all of us | Dec 24 2012 | Naomi Klein | During this season of light and magic, something truly magical is spreading. The people whose land our founders stole and whose culture they tried to stamp out are rising up, hungry for justice.

Indigenous Rights | Idle No More: Women rising to lead when it's needed most | Dec 24 2012 | Muna Mire | Across Canada and throughout the world, peaceful demonstrations have disrupted the normal order of things this winter.

Indigenous Rights | Idle No More deserves support | Dec 24 2012 | Daniel Tseghay | The Idle No More movement and Theresa Spence's courageous stand should be taken seriously and supported by all Canadians.