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‘Leery to draw any solid conclusions’: The impacts of Winnipeg’s recent transit overhaul, which disproportionately cut service in low-income neighbourhoods, are anything but clear-cut

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Lobbyists and anti-abortion activists on influential body are a contrast to Conservative Party’s public messaging

The post Pierre Poilievre’s new governing council stacked with corporate lobbyists appeared first on The Breach.

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One year after being forced back to work by the federal government, postal workers still do not have a ratified collective agreement and are calling for action. Their fight against…

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Targeting the most vulnerable is a slippery slope toward weakening public health for all

The post As a doctor, I know cutting health care for refugees hurts us all appeared first on The Breach.

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Canada’s farmers rely on federal research to help them overcome drought and pests. Now, Agriculture Canada is closing facilities and cutting 12 per cent of its workforce, while climate pressures mount

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The Hudson Bay region, home to polar bears, belugas and seals, has been dubbed ‘one of the most ecologically significant marine environments on the planet’

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One month into the year and the Alberta government has been busy. From nuclear power to hunting, here’s what you need to know, environmentally speaking

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SaskPower plans to spend $900 million to extend the life of coal-fired power plants, in spite of federal plans to stop burning coal for electricity by 2030

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They will not give up. Nearly four years to the day after receiving an eviction notice in January 2022, the residents of Résidence Mont-Carmel are continuing their legal battle against…

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Several proposed battery storage facilities near Lake Erie could help satisfy Ontario’s soaring demand for electricity — and reduce the use of fossil fuels

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Does Alberta need a new oil pipeline? Is the Trans Mountain pipeline full? Questions are swirling — here’s what you need to know

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Author and activist Harsha Walia discusses cross-border solidarity in the face of anti-migrant state violence in the U.S.

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Faced with urgent infrastructure issues and numerous budget cuts, workers at the Cégep de Saint-Laurent in Montreal and their allies interrupted a meeting of the Cégep’s board of directors on…

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By Owen Schalk   On January 22, the Liberal government announced massive cuts to Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), the country’s largest agricultural research organization. In accordance with Budget 2025’s “ambitious […]

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Quatsino energy champion Kara Wilson looks to the left into the soft sunlight, with wavy brown hair and lasses. Behind her, green and red trees are also aglow in the sun, and solar panels are visible on the roof of the building behind her.

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By Rob Crooks   As the next session of the BC Legislature prepares to convene on February 12, the NDP government faces serious challenges on a range of issues and still […]

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By Chauncey K. Robinson   The popular 1984 song “2 Minutes to Midnight” by Iron Maiden – which highlighted humanity’s march toward nuclear war – needs an update to 85 seconds. […]

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Environmental organizations say the province’s spending on polluting sectors has far outpaced emissions-reductions projects, despite a commitment to net zero

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A Socialist Action Journal   We Cannot Back Down by Bianca Mugyenyi ICE agents have just killed another individual in cold blood in Minneapolis. A day after a general strike in the city sparked by ICE’s assassination of Renee Nicole…

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By Rhiannon McGrath   Vancouver’s Downtown-Eastside residents were shocked to hear at the end of 2025 that the long-running family-owned grocery store Sunrise Market was put up for sale for $4.5 […]

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Establishment media is making the case for mandatory service, quietly cultivating public consent for a more heavily-armed society

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Job creation, tax revenue, small business support: why don’t politicians value the economic benefits of environmental protection?

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For some locals from the northwest B.C. town, confirmation that LNG Canada burned more gas than planned brings relief — and renewed frustration over the noise, emissions and unanswered questions

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Returning to work after the holidays, the staff at Ubisoft Halifax expected to pick up where they left off. Instead, they were called into the studio lunchroom and told the…

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Wind turbines and power transmission lines are seen near Pincher Creek, Alta., with mountains in the background.

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