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Saima Desai joins Desmond Cole to discuss the costs of Canada’s growing partnership with India

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From Fairy Creek to university campuses, CRU-BC is positioning itself as the go-to police force for repressing dissent

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A first-of-its-kind project by West Moberly First Nations looks deep underground for clean energy solutions

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Forestry companies hold licences to log in Canada’s inland temperate rainforest, home to endangered caribou and rare lichens. That makes a proposal for a new provincial park more urgent than ever

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The project near Princeton, B.C., and close to the Similkameen River will revive an old open-pit mine and raise its tailings dam by 87 metres

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Trail construction in Nanaimo, B.C., dug up a rare slimleaf onion patch, exposing the lack of protection for endangered Garry oak ecosystems

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A Winnipeg councillor is concerned the province is dragging its feet on ensuring natural infrastructure is used when building new sewage systems

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Four months after a historic 92.3% vote in favour of strike action, the bargaining association representing 26,000 community health workers reached a tentative agreement with their employer last week. Community…

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Europe will ‘give priority to clean energy sources,’ including renewables and nuclear, as it looks to the future

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Salt used to remove ice from roadways is collecting in Simcoe's watershed — a source of drinking water for hundreds of thousands of people

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Iran woke up this morning under American and Israeli bombs, allegedly launched to help the people overthrow the Islamic regime. Within hours, the strikes reportedly killed hundreds of civilians, including…

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A Socialist Action Journal Bring the Fight against Capitalism into the NDP By Jasmine Peardon, Socialist Caucus candidate for federal NDP President Tragically, the NDP has followed the path of late capitalism– a system in dismal, dangerous decline. As environmental…

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Some are pushing hard for a major expansion of the Port of Churchill. Others worry about the risks — from ocean oil spills to rail lines built on tundra — of expanding a port surrounded by ice eight months of the year

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As Alberta unveils its massive deficit — a taste of what’s to come for a province that’s long relied on oil and gas revenue — here are the highlights when it comes to the environment

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Carl and Olliver Henry nearly lost their home over a single cent. Their story highlights how racism is shaping Toronto’s financialized housing crisis

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Federal rules require provinces to shift away from coal-fired power plants by 2030, but the Prairie province is putting millions into extending the life of its fossil fuel fleet

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Climate change is exacerbating feelings of uncertainty and hopelessness among Canadian farmers, researchers say

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Africville Faith Nolan 1986 Review by Dave McKee Forty years ago, Faith Nolan released her debut album, Africville. Recently, she made her catalog available through online streaming services, and that’s […]

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A grassroots campaign has defeated a bylaw that would have severely restricted the rights of people to demonstrate in the city. The campaign quickly mobilized a several-hundred-strong rally in protest…

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The company says an issue with one of its flares will take three years to fix. Experts believe the company is prioritizing profits over the public and ask why the B.C. regulator isn’t stepping in

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By Cam Scott   On February 5, Prime Minister Mark Carney launched a new automotive initiative before an audience of press and workers at the Martinrea facility in Vaughan, Ontario. In […]

The post Carney’s military industrial strategy fails working people, but it paves the road for labour to fight for a plan of its own appeared first on People's Voice.

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Indigenous leaders head a procession of politicians leaving the BC legislature's chamber following the unanimous passage of the Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act

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On Thursday, the United States ordered the deployment of two carrier groups to the Strait of Hormuz, off the coast of Iran, including the USS Gerald R. Ford, the largest…

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J. Brudny   The Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB) is a war bank, a financial wing of NATO where governments pool tax dollars together with private capital to expand funding […]

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In a statement released February 16, the Communist Party of Canada calls on the Canadian government immediately break its silence and take concrete action to defy Donald Trump’s act of […]

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