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September 18
#ELXN44: down to the wire
rabble staff | Haven't decided how to vote -- or whether to vote? rabble.ca’s national live-politics panel, Off The Hill, was live on Friday, September 17th. Watch the rebroadcast here.
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August 30
Why Canadians are not ready to address reconciliation in this election
Rachel Snow | Rachel Snow is Iyahe Nakoda and holds a juris doctor from the University of Saskatchewan and is an outspoken educator, speaker, writer and co-contact person for the Indigenous Activist Networks.
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August 30
"We can up the ambition of all parties on climate"
"We can up the ambition of all parties on climate"
Diana Yoon | Diana Yoon is a climate and housing justice activist and community organizer based in Toronto/Tkaronto.
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August 30
"We deserve a better political system"
"We deserve a better political system"
Chuka Ejeckam | Chuka Ejeckam is a political researcher and writer, and works in the labour movement in British Columbia. He focuses on political and economic inequity and inequality.
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August 30
This is an excerpt from rabble's special election Off the Hill political panel, "No time to waste: beyond the status quo," hosted by Robin Browne.
"If you are rich, you vote": Class matters in the federal election
Libby Davies | This is an excerpt from rabble's special election Off the Hill political panel, "No time to waste: beyond the status quo," hosted by Robin Browne.
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August 27
Off the Hill #ELXN44: No time to waste in the status quo
Off the Hill presents, Elxn44: No time to waste on the status quo
rabble staff | rabble.ca’s August edition of Off the Hill is an insightful discussion on the issues in this federal election, featuring guests Diana Yoon, Rachel Snow, Libby Davies, and Chuka Ejeckam.
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June 21
MP Leah Gazan speaks on Canada's denial of its racism.
"Denial is a form of violence"
Leah Gazan | MP Leah Gazan addresses the normalization of racism in Canada in the latest Off The Hill national politics panel.
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June 21
MP Leah Gazan on why movements matter.
Leah Gazan: Movements are powerful
Leah Gazan | An excerpt from the recent rabble.ca politics panel, Off the Hill: Truth and Reconciliation.
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June 19
Cindy Blackstock on the fight to protect Indigenous children
Cindy Blackstock | Cindy Blackstock is back in Federal Court, fighting for Justin Trudeau's Liberal government to respect the human rights of indigenous children.

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