Today Palestinian-Canadian refugee Khaled Mouammar and Rabbi David Mivasair submitted a formal legal complaint to the CRA concerning the charitable status of the Canadian Zionist Cultural Association.

International co-operation led to the creation of vaccines. A capitalist, neoliberal global order has led to extreme vaccine disparity.

New warplanes may signal a willingness to extract 90 billion barrels of oil from the Arctic as climate change enables northern extractivism.

For over four years, Inuit and Innu water and land defenders were delivered a clear message through the barrel of a gun: you will be indefinitely jailed if you protect your traditional territories.

Last summer, Manitoba Hydro began the flooding of 45 square kilometers of Cree lands at the massive Keeyask dam, which the energy utility solemnly acknowledges will result in ecological devastation.

The value in the forests does not lie only in how much profit the lumber itself turns, but primarily in the everlasting ecological value the old forests provide by nature.

Toronto's mayor John Tory continues to defy international public health guidelines to not evict encampments and employ a human rights approach.

If strategies like reducing one's carbon footprint, voting for the climate, or persuading profiteers with subsidies aren't working, we shouldn't hold to them nonetheless, but seek more effective ones.

As the U.S. and U.K. look at reducing the number of F-35s they buy because of sustainment costs, the Canadian government appears to be silent on this crucial budget line.

This one weird trick prevents ruined lives and unlocks massive productivity for society.

Instead of sending people to jail, Canada now brings the jail to you.

In May, Canada added some plastic items to the list of toxic substances under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act. Within days, the plastics industry filed an application for a lawsuit.

Many of Winnipeg's Indigenous women have a story about harassment at the hands of drivers, most commonly about cabbies proposing "another way to pay." Ikwe set out to change that.

It's astonishing that a hard-line market-fundamentalist party like the UCP doesn't seem to understand the law of supply and demand.

Jovenel Moïse was a violent and corrupt tyrant. While his passing may not elicit much sympathy, the Haitian president's assassination should not be celebrated.

In these tragic times when being a visible Muslim in Canada may kill you, Murray Hogben's book about stories of early Muslim settlers in Canada is relevant and timely.

More than 352 forest defenders have now been arrested at the Fairy Creek blockades in B.C. since mid-May.

While Canada has been long praised for its asylum generosity towards refugees, the federal government's approach towards seekers during the pandemic has violated human rights.

The surveillance of racialized peoples has a long history and technology is now further enabling the erosion of the right to peaceful assembly.

How do we turn upset into action?

Canada has a hard long road to recovery -- and an election right now just isn't part of it.

AECOM's preliminary design environmental assessment -- as commissioned by the Ontario government -- will play a significant role in the project's future.

When you are a minister and the people whom you are supposed to look out for utterly lose confidence in you, it is hard to see how you can carry on.

This week's militarized operation to evict two dozen people from a Toronto park shows the huge failure of Toronto City Council and its mayor to achieve the human right to housing.

Bringing politics, art, and multigenerational connection into the world we are creating

Why bother having a fixed-date election law if no one will heed it?

Last month, UN secretary general António Guterres declared: "If there is a hell on earth, it is the lives of children in Gaza."

With new variants developing rapidly, Canadians can expect that an annual booster for COVID-19 will become a routine part of preventive health care.