Aaron Parnas shares personal good news, invites readers to share their own, and outlines voter-registration efforts ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.
Charlie Angus argues Canada should plan for a possible threat from the United States, citing Prime Minister Mark Carney’s comments and recent polling. His essay calls for greater Canadian independence.
Charlie Angus discusses warnings from researchers about the risks of advanced AI systems and argues that governments should take those warnings seriously.
Charlie Angus remembers Canadian boxer George Chuvalo, reflecting on his career and his later work raising awareness about substance use after tragedies in his family.
Charlie Angus recalls how Gander welcomed stranded passengers on September 11, 2001, and contrasts that solidarity with current tensions between Canada and the United States.
Charlie Angus recalls touring Canada with the punk band L’étranger in the 1980s and reflects on how those years shaped his outlook on politics and community.
Charlie Angus questions NovaRed Mining’s decision to appoint Katie Zacharia to its advisory board after bringing on Kristi Noem, amid controversy over the company’s British Columbia mining plans.
Charlie Angus describes The Resistance’s campaign opposing Kristi Noem’s advisory role at NovaRed Mining and reports that the company received a flood of messages from readers.
Lloyd Axworthy argues that Louise Arbour’s installation as governor general brings human-rights and diplomatic experience to the office at a time of strain on Canada’s foreign policy.
Charlie Angus argues that Canadian progressives need to reconnect with working-class voters and build a stronger response to threats to Canadian sovereignty.
