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Humberto DaSilva
| Anti-poverty activists and allies gathered to resist the installation of police surveillance cameras in downtown Toronto's poorest neighbourhood. |
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Columnists
Rick Salutin
| For those protesting masks and vaccines, it's always about freedom, revolving around noble, self-serving heroic individuals. |
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Blog
Philip Lee
| Understanding the behind-the-scenes of how the internet and digital technologies function, including issues of privacy, security, and surveillance, has to be a part of public education. |
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Columnists
Celia Chandler, Pro Bono
| The story of one housing co-op's experience with eviction during the pandemic highlights some significant problems in our system that pre-date the pandemic but are exacerbated by it. |
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Blog
Justin Mohammed, Marisa Berry Mendéz
| In the past year, detainees at the Immigration Holding Centre in Laval, Quebec have resorted to hunger strikes on three previous occasions, with the most recent taking place in past weeks. |
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Blog
Cathy Crowe
| The term "social murder" has been aptly used to describe what happened in long-term care in this pandemic. Today's third wave exposes public health neglect for homeless people. |
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Columnists
Monia Mazigh
| The infamous Guantanamo Bay prison was designed to be a no-man's land where torture can be carried out with total impunity and where the stigma applied to detainees will haunt them forever. |
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Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| The Lethbridge Police Service's apparent effort to undermine former NDP environment minister Shannon Phillips sure looks like a political campaign, not a proper investigation. Answers are required. |
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Blog
Karen Rodman
| While on its surface, the restoration of 4G internet in Kashmir seems like positive news, it raises some questions, including: why now, and why would mainstream media pick up this story? |
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Blog
Cathy Crowe
| In a modern David and Goliath epic, the city of Toronto is threatening carpenter Khaleel Seivwright with legal action over his structures for homeless people. |
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Columnists
Matthew Behrens
| Traditional opponents of draconian anti-terrorism instruments suddenly threw their support behind these measures when they were applied to the racist Proud Boys and other white supremacist groups. |
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Blog
Frances Deverell
| For Canadian professor Hassan Diab and his family, the case against him has been a battle against injustice that has gone on since 2008, almost 13 years. |
