The question that all B.C. Conservatives have to ask themselves is whether this descent into the septic tank of far-right grievance politics is the correct move to build support.
I’m no fan of PM Mark Carney because I’m not a fan of politicians or political parties; however, I also don’t like to be bullied. And neither does most of this country.
Jason Arday was used by dishonest academics and racist right-wing mainstream news media in the United Kingdom to rewrite his story.
The concern here is not necessarily about views expressed by people like Tobias Lütke, but rather how much power they have to turn those views into public policy.
It’s easy to see the Canadian government engaging in deference to U.S. terrorism strategies as normal, but it’s only a matter of time before there’s a crack down on left-wing political speech, thought, and organizing.
Blaming immigrants for Canada’s structural ills is a well-known scapegoat tactic of bigotry and the far right—and it’s taking root and spreading.
Calls to defund the police were not to starve them of resources, it was about reducing their power and instilling accountability. We had a chance to do so, and blew it.
How we treat, and develop policies for, people with disabilities are all proofs of concept for Canadian administrative violence.
Liberals have known of, and campaigned on, their responsibility to relieve the multiple crises of everyday life for the Canadian population. But are we any better off?
As the economy weakens, the Liberals are doubling down on ripping the safety net into tatters. These realities will usher in more civil discontent, which will lead to political turmoil.
FIFA and Canadian governments have priced out regular people from this tournament in the middle of an affordability crisis.
Carney’s Liberals have left a lot to be defined through the undemocratic regulatory process. The plan is to be vague when shoving it down our throats via Parliament.
From asbestos to pests, to not having enough space, at what point is the Government of Canada liable for the health and safety of its workers?
What is crystal clear is conservatives flirted with far-right grievances to gain political power only for those monsters of Confederation to use their access to undermine federalism.
This is not a country that is founded on justice; it is, however, founded on order, which is a cudgel the powerful continue to use against the powerless.
Despite the defeat of their motion to ban surveillance pricing, the NDP has kicked over a dormant hornet’s nest of affordability issues.