Oct 24, 2009
Watch the re-broadcast of the Council of Canadians AGM
On Oct. 23, rabbletv broadcast live the opening session of the Council of Canadians' Annual General Meeting. Watch speeches from Maude Barlow, John Cavanagh, and Garry Leech.
Economy
Oct 21, 2009
Beyond the limits
Donella Meadows co-authored a study, The Limits To Growth, which dealt with problem of a growing world population and a finite resource base, a problem that even today many refuse to acknowledge.
Oct 20, 2009
Weekly Audit: A tale of two economies
Zach Carter
The U.S. economy has diverged: Wall Street is living high on the hog while everyone else is struggling.
Oct 20, 2009
After the crisis -- what's left?
An increase in anti-government attitudes is a more widespread outcome of the rescue of financial capitalists at least in the U.S.Does the financial crisis offer new, and better prospects for the left?
Oct 14, 2009
Peter Julian toasts the the quiet cancellation of the SPP with friends
NDP International Trade Critic, Peter Julian, hosting a special public screening of the new feature documentary "You, Me and the SPP: Trading Democracy for Corporate Rule."
Oct 14, 2009
How to rein in the loonie
It's a financial mood swing, not economic reality, that explains the loonie's rocketing ascent. To rein in the loonie, we must rein in the oil export juggernaut squeezing out all other exports.
Oct 13, 2009
Weekly Audit: Save jobs, save the economy
Zach Carter
Last month, the U.S. unemployment rate surged to 9.8 per cent as 260,000 people lost their jobs.
Oct 9, 2009
Weekly Mulch: Obama's Nobel Prize
Raquel Brown
President Barack Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize today for his accomplishments in international diplomacy, climate change and attempts to curb nuclear proliferation.
Oct 6, 2009
Weekly Audit: Protect consumers, not Wall Street
Zach Carter
The economy is still getting worse. Foreclosures are surging above last year's epic highs and the unemployment rate marches upwards every month.
Oct 6, 2009
The wrong road to recovery
Both the Liberals and the Conservatives seem to think economic recovery is at hand. But what the Conservative government has done is help out those least in need.
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