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9,211 likes, 452 comments - dogwoodbc on April 8, 2025: "the wealth inequality created by capitalism and rampant privatization is the root of the problems afflicting Canada. CAPITALISM — not the CBC, the carbon tax or critical race theory. but will Pierre Poilievre’s policies meaningfully address the wealth gap? 📚 check out @thebreachmedia editor Martin Lukacs’ new book, The Poilievre Project, for a deeper dive into Poilievre’s worldview and history 📚".

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre picked up some name recognition south of the border this week after a video of him chomping down on an apple while chiding a local journalist went viral.

Concerns grow over a rise in trustee candidates campaigning on “anti-woke” platforms aimed at rolling back sex education and equity initiatives in schools.

A coalition of sex workers is set to argue that the past seven years have shown they are not, in fact, being protected by the law.

Pierre is a career politician who has been collecting a six-figure salary on the public's dime since he was 24, and he's spent every minute of his time in office fighting against fair wages, good pensions and a better life for working people. He is not a worker, and he definitely doesn't get what it means to be a member of the working class.

As truckers restrict traffic at the Canada/U.S. border at Coutts, Alta. (now into its sixth day), the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation is calling racism.

The Liberal government’s proposed national childcare program is front-and-centre in Monday’s federal budget, alongside major investments in green innovation and the social sector’s recovery.

Jason Kenney is beset with woes—woes he believes are caused by everyone else but himself. So called zealots and urban militants lost Kenney his precious Teck mine. Trudeau is to blame for the Keystone XL pipeline’s second death. And Albertans are to blame for high rates of COVID-19. The reality is the only person to blame for Alberta’s economic and social woes is the person in charge—Jason Kenney.

Crude prices could go negative while Alberta's deficit is expected to triple. All this while the province battles a virus that officials expect could kill between 400 and 3,100 Albertans by the end of summer.

What if the greatest challenges of our time can’t be solved by our current political system?

By 1995, Ontario led the way in growth among all Canadian provinces.

Now is the time for everyone in Ontario who is committed to social justice to help elect the NDP, write Rinaldo Walcott and Naomi Klein.

A stretch of College Street reopened Wednesday afternoon after a cyclist was fatally struck by a delivery truck in Little Italy.

Im torn between the impulse to massage the memory of the man into something soothing and palatable, and the impulse to tell the truth: that Ford could be a terrible, terrible person.

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