Nine questions are about immigration and immigrants.

An eye-opening account of how the data-center boom is pushing our planet past its breaking point. A new book by Paris Marx.

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The Parkland Institute’s 200-page study provides the most comprehensive overview of the April 2020 Covid-19 outbreak at the High River meatpacking plant to date.

The 38,000 testimonies are the largest body of evidence about children’s experiences in these institutions. Journalist Connie Walker and lawyer Kimberly Murray say losing it would mean losing history — both painful and illuminating

Group calls for proper enforcement of ICC rulings as Trump administration widens attacks on court The US threat to impose sanctions on the international criminal court (ICC) as an institution, not just its leading judges, could fundamentally disrupt its operation and needed to be resisted, a coalition of countries to defend international law heard at the United Nations on Friday. Ronald Lamola, South Africa’s foreign minister, issued the warning at an event during the UN general assembly called to protect the system of international law from a growing array of threats, including open flouting of its tenets and rulings by Israel. Continue reading...

'NAZA' dispels once and for all the myth that the IDF didn't target civilians in Gaza.

OpenAI’s chatbot fed the shooter’s violent fantasies and planning up to the massacre.

Forget about banning American imports. In Alberta, the government is actively importing as many aspects of their political culture as possible. The latest: election denialism.

The Victory App, a campaign tool built by the Israeli company LogiVote, prompted users to participate in a mission to post AI-written comments supportive of Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford.

Akbar Shahid Ahmed’s newly released book draws on his experience as a Washington diplomatic reporter to paint an unflattering portrait of the Biden administration’s approach to Gaza.

The Houthis, an Iranian-backed militia, said they had fired a wave of missiles and drones at Riyadh, and on Saudi oil facilities.

The corporate lobbyist-turned-premier is letting the private sector run the government

A Court of King's Bench judge has ruled the University of Lethbridge's decision to cancel a lecture by former Mount Royal University professor Frances Widdowson was "fundamentally and fatally flawed" ...

Smith isn’t the ideologue her opponents portray her as, but she is a power-seeking opportunist

The corporate lobbyist-turned-premier is letting the private sector run the government

Smith isn’t the ideologue her opponents portray her as, but she is a power-seeking opportunist

Smith isn’t the ideologue her opponents portray her as, but she is a power-seeking opportunist

No CO2 Pipelines Alberta warns of the risk of carbon pipeline rupture while executives inside describe geopolitical instability as a “great opportunity.”

‘For her foreign billionaire friends’: Opposition leader accuses Danielle Smith of possibly raising energy bills for AI data centres. Here’s a peek at the leaked doc he’s talking about

Canada’s prime minister is invoking history to explain his own policies, but glossing over the harms of the past.

Rewriting laws, creating Crown corporations that could rival TC Energy, building new natural gas pipelines and increasing prices for consumers: what a leaked document says about Alberta’s AI data centre and oil push