A wealth tax would raise badly-needed revenue. More importantly, it could reduce the fortunes—and power—of billionaires.

Does our commitment to reconciliation mean anything while we support settler-colonial regimes abroad?

Latin American governments are abandoning the controversial regime change alliance. Now it’s time for Canada to follow suit.

Canadian mining companies own $2.5 billion of Burkina Faso’s gold, and the country is one of the most poverty-stricken in Africa.

Canadians won’t settle for a return to how things were before the pandemic.

We can protect Palestinians from Israeli aggression by applying our own Canadian law.

This pandemic has affirmed that public healthcare needs cannot be adequately met under a profit-based system.

Recent reporting reinforces the false impression that the United States is threatened by Chinese and Russian expansionism.

Unequal distribution means the poorest countries are getting trampled in the stampede for COVID-19 vaccines.

Activists are determined to hold the broadcaster to account for minimizing Palestine’s national identity

One way to evaluate the seriousness of the Trudeau government’s stated objectives in seeking to oust Venezuela’s elected government is to examine their policies elsewhere in the region.

“I had like $500 left in my account,” my friend Jordan excitedly tells me. “I was seriously fucked for rent.” Like millions of others, Jordan had entered his final few weeks of eligibility for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB), the government’s $2,000 per month unemployment program.

Incarceration is a manifestation and continuation of chronic and interwoven structures of oppression

It is time Canadians debate whether they want to be part of an intelligence group driving hostile relations with China.

Canadian Dimension in conversation with essayist, researcher and historian Max Ajl

Chile is today in the midst of an unprecedented constituent process 30 years after the return of democracy, where the possibility of a new constitution has opened a discussion about what sort of country we want, and which rights should be enshrined in the drafting of this fundamental document.

With the Olympic Winter Games right around the corner, tension on the Korean Peninsula is again the focal point of international affairs. After months of increasing provocation between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump — highlighted by missile tests and sabre-rattling on both sides — signs of a rapprochement are emerging.

The Last Jedi, the eighth episode of the legendary Star Wars series, has been out for less than 10 days but already boasts well over $650 million in revenue from the box office.

In recent months, one of the United States’ most important debates has revolved around the broad concept of Net Neutrality (NN). Without delving into the technicalities, the concept of NN is that internet service providers (ISPs) cannot privilege or restrict internet data. Basically, once you’ve purchased your internet package with the requisite bandwidth parameters, your ISP cannot make your access to a certain site easier or harder, faster or slower.

“Our mandate is that we take care of Earth and earthlings and human beings because we’re all family.”