2015 election

Although the results of the 2015 Canadian election are not in, there are a few things that can be predicted with the political crystal ball. We're certainly going to be in for a wild political ride.

Why are we so reluctant to talk about how we can get out of this cycle of endless buying and unsatisfying consumption by considering steady-state economies or even de-growth alternatives?

No Yukoner wants the federal cash flow to end, but we do want the money spent wisely.

The second blog in the series and based on a presentation delivered as the annual Margaret Laurence Lecture at Trent University in March 2015.

Fighting the right requires more than defeating Harper. It demands a fundamental rethinking of the Canadian state at the grassroots, and not partial accommodations or constitutional reform.

Look who's talking election! Babblers just won't keep quiet about the upcoming federal election.

The TPP: it's not just about dairy producers. It's about our right to pass laws to protect the people, not just corporations.