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Poverty can create barriers to health care and drug addiction treatment. Health Providers Against Poverty works to raise awareness of these issues to help to bring down these barriers.
Indigenous peoples of Canada never got an apology with regard to residential schools from Queen Elizabeth II before her passing. Might the new King Charles III make that apology? And how might a new sovereign leader might affect public opinion of the monarchy in Canada?
This week on rabble radio, Stephen Wentzell sits down with Joshua Whitehead, First Nations two-spirit author of ‘Making Love with the Land.”
Off the Hill: What does reconciliACTION look like? Our included MP Leah Gazan, Georgina Lazore, and Breanne Lavallée-Heckert.
This week, JP Hornick, president of OPSEU, and Dr. Naheed Dosani, health justice activist, discuss the crisis facing public healthcare.
“I was seeing so many of these amazing people getting burnt out, running into debilitating compassion fatigue, or getting too angry or depressed to be effective. And I thought: who is helping the helpers?”
In 2021, Canada was ranked one of the top five countries in the world guilty of cyber violence against women, according to The Coalition for Women in Journalism. We must do better.
Anjali Appadurai talks about how her experience in grassroots organizing is guiding her campaign.
Research manager at Indigenous Climate Action, Breanne Lavallée-Heckert, talks about the importance of Indigenous stewardship in regard to the climate crisis.
The federal government’s decision to clawback CERB repayments will have the gravest effect on mothers with multiple children, according to Campaign 2000.
Labour reporter Gabriela Calugay-Casuga speaks to poet and activist El Jones about challenging capitalist ideas of labour and creating inclusive spaces in activism.
Stephen Wentzell speaks to Dr. Melissa Lem, to talk about how recent extreme weather events are affecting the physical and mental health of Canadians.
