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News
Karl Nerenberg
| A new and well-documented report from Oxfam details the highly unequal distribution around the globe of COVID-19-related social protection. |
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Blog
Penney Kome
| Like Norway, NYC divests from oil stock and also sues five oil companies for damages. |
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Blog
Council of Canadians
| On Friday, the World Bank decided in favour of El Salvador in the controversial case. |
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Podcast
Redeye Collective
| The Canadian government says its aid helps Africa to increase food security and stimulate economic growth. In his new book, Yves Engler argues that this is largely public relations spin. |
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Blog
Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood
| The most optimistic forecasts of the TPP's effects on Canada point to an increase of around one per cent to the economy by the year 2030. |
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Blog
John Dillon
| If negotiations at the Paris climate conference drag on past the December 11 deadline, it will likely be due to wrangling over financing for climate adaptation in developing countries. |
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News
Tom Voloumanos
| A clash between the Greek government and the European establishment is drawing nearer. How will Syriza resist? |
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Columnists
Duncan Cameron
| The Bretton-Woods agreement was the basis for a U.S. dollar exchange market system and the World Bank. 2014 is the 70th anniversary of that agreement. Time for Canada to consider other options? |
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Blog
David Suzuki
| Some people, including our prime minister, argue that proven methods to tackle climate change are too costly. But evidence from all parts of the political spectrum shows the opposite. |
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Activist Toolkit
| A toolkit full of activist resources for holding the World Bank Group accountable and improving social conditions |
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Blog
Megan Stacey
| This week's Activist Toolkit roundup focuses on tools to support marginalized groups, campaigns or activists around the world. |
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Podcast
David Peck
| Theary Seng talks passionately about the country she loves, Cambodia's future and why human rights should matter to us all. |
