Alberta’s energy minister champions new pipelines, but global data from the IEA and BloombergNEF contradict this optimism. The rise of EVs, especially in China, signals a structural shift away from oil demand.
Waterloo Court Grants Rights to Unhoused Individuals
The CCLA celebrates a landmark Ontario court decision recognizing unhoused individuals' constitutional rights and mandating…
Poilievre: The ‘Man of the People’ Who Never Paid Rent
This report dissects Pierre Poilievre's publicly funded life, contrasting it with his populist rhetoric. It…
Is H5N1 Bird Flu the Next Pandemic Threat?
The H5N1 bird flu poses a significant pandemic threat, with experts warning of its potential…
NB Residents Battle AI Data Centre Over Environment & Power
Residents in Lorneville, New Brunswick, are actively opposing a proposed AI data centre, citing concerns…
Trump’s Tariffs: Forced Labour the New Justification
Following a Supreme Court setback, the Trump administration quickly reframed its global tariff strategy. Forced…
Cuba’s Silent War: The Blockade’s Human Cost
Charlie Angus sounds the alarm on the severe humanitarian crisis in Cuba caused by the…
Authoritarian Libertarianism: A Political Cancer
Markham Hislop talks about the concept of authoritarian libertarianism, highlighting its contradictory nature and pervasive…
The Walrus Dominates National Magazine Awards with 5 Golds
The Walrus celebrated a stellar night at the 2026 National Magazine Awards, securing an impressive…
America’s Escalating Political Violence
America faces a perilous epidemic of political violence, fueled by escalating hate and division. This…
North Korean Forced Labor Penetrates EU Supply Chains
A new report highlights North Korea's state-imposed forced labor, with workers exploited abroad and their…
Canada’s High-Speed Rail Debate: Lessons from the CPR
Leni Spooner draws parallels between Canada's 1881 CPR debate and today's high-speed rail proposals, highlighting…
Russia’s ‘Civic Death Law’ Targets Exiled Critics
Russia proposes a stark 'civic death law' intended to severely restrict exiled critics, denying them…
Global Perception of Canada: An Unexpected Picture
David Moscrop on global perceptions of Canada after book tour experiences in Australia and New…
Bill Barilko’s Enduring Mystery: Hockey Legend’s Fate
Unravel the compelling mystery of NHL legend Bill Barilko, whose iconic Stanley Cup-winning goal was…
Nurturing Urban Forests: Winnipeg’s Intensive Tree Care
Winnipeg is diligently working to restore its urban forest, decimated by disease. This intensive effort…
Hoekstra, MAGA & Alberta Voter Data Scandal
Former US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra is implicated in the manipulation of Alberta voter data, raising…
Canada’s Cannabis Act: Time for Indigenous Rights?
The Cannabis Act faces calls for significant amendments to accommodate Indigenous self-governance, particularly after recent RCMP raids. Leaders propose incorporating First Nations’ inherent right to regulate cannabis within their territories, aiming to address critical gaps left by the original legislation.
Ontario Curbs Conservation Authorities Amid Merger
Ontario’s Environment Minister has issued a directive halting major decisions by conservation authorities as 36 agencies prepare to consolidate into nine. This move signals provincial control over the merger, raising concerns about the future of local environmental protection and drinking water safeguards.
Alberta Separatist App’s US Connections Exposed
A controversial voter ID app utilized by an Alberta separatist group is now under scrutiny for its profound links to US political figures. This investigation uncovers connections to a US Ambassador, MAGA key influencers, and affluent Michigan Republicans, raising questions about foreign interference and data privacy.
Alberta Wants Out, Quebec Votes in October — And Canada’s Centre May Not Hold This Time
Two provincial separatist movements. Two votes fourteen days apart. A trade war with Washington, a newly elected federal government still finding its footing, and foreign actors quietly funding the chaos. Between the Lines argues this isn’t another cycle of managed grievance — it’s a permanent destabilization campaign, and October is just the visible tip of it.
