RabbleTV
Pandemic and politics: centring the grassroots -- tune in May 5 @ 7:30 p.m. EST
rabble staff | This webinar will focus on COVID-19 pandemic and food security, as well as how the pandemic affects racialized and Indigenous communities in a disproportionate way.
Blog
You can make a BIG impact
Kim Elliott | Canadians who want to make sense of the politics and policy coming out of Ottawa need Karl Nerenberg's distinct political analysis and frontline reporting.
RabbleTV
The Canadian Delegation: the story of 1989
rabble staff | The Canadian Delegation tells the story of the left after 1989. Help complete the documentary
Blog
Photo: CPAWS, hunter from Fort McPherson on Peel River (public domain)
Yukon Supreme Court case will set a key precedent for all First Nations
Karl Nerenberg | Yukon First Nations took the territorial government to court over its betrayal of a commitment to protect the Peel watershed. The case will establish a precedent for many other Indigenous groups.
Podcast
Susan Delacourt on “image politics”, the media, and Stephen Harper’s legacy.
Susan Delacourt on 'image politics,' the media, and Stephen Harper's legacy
Face2Face | Susan and David talk about "image politics" and the media, Stephen Harper's legacy, Ottawa and how it's constantly changing and why voters are often appealed to through their wallets.
Blog
Image: Henein Hutchinson LLP
Marie Henein: Not a feminist, not a surprise
Meghan Murphy | The fact that Marie Henein is smart, successful and good at her job does not make her a feminist.
Columnists
Why a centrist NDP is not an option
Duncan Cameron | Political parties of the left exist to reverse the prevailing balance of political forces, not sell out the weaker groups. When a party such as the NDP forgets why it exists, its constituents desert.
Podcast
What could a Liberal majority mean for Indigenous communities?
Meghan Murphy | Meghan Murphy speaks with Pamela Palmater about what impact the recent Liberal victory could have on Indigenous rights in Canada.
Blog
Andrew Coyne on Harper: A response
John Baglow | The Harper government, says Coyne, was cynically non-ideological. I'll go with the cynicism, but it was perhaps the most ideological government in our history.
Blog
Karl Nerenberg is your watchdog over Trudeau's Liberal promises
Kim Elliott | Now that the election is over, the hardest part begins. The Liberals under Justin Trudeau bring some unique challenges. But rabble is ready to meet them head-on.
Columnists
We need an economics of the heart
Rick Salutin | Does Justin Trudeau have it right? It's elementary: either people serve the economy or the economy serves people -- and you can find the answer in your heart.
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