La majorité des partis s’apprêtent à défendre les lois sur la laïcité, tandis que les premières concernées cherchent toujours à se faire entendre.

The Alberta Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeals of two leaders of the 2022 Coutts border blockade who were convicted of mischief and weapons offences.

Designating the West Coast pipeline as a project of national interest exposes a global reality: Fossil fuels haven’t just lost to clean energy – they’ve already lost

Innu Nation Grand Chief Jodie Ashini says it’s disappointing to open the Innu Pakassiun exhibit without the provincial government’s participation, but Innu know their history and who they are

Danielle Smith is blaming immigrants for Alberta’s overcrowded schools and understaffed hospitals. Bronwyn Bragg sits down with Saima Desai to bust Danielle Smith’s immigration myths.

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The election feels like a referendum on social democracy. Most parties, to varying degrees, seem to be voting “No.”

Pendant que cinq partis accaparent presque toute l’attention médiatique, plusieurs autres formations politiques briguent les suffrages.

Advocates say that, aside from a short section in Etobicoke, the earliest that bike lane removals or changes could start is spring 2027…

Toronto event listings from October to early December…

Richie Assaly chats with the Toronto group about their colourful, genre-bending sound, blending R&B, garage, drum and bass and hyperpop.

The new law threatens fines of up to $2,000, raising concerns that vague rules will be disproportionately enforced against racialized people, unhoused Montrealers, and people in a mental health crises

Every four days, a mining company in Quebec declares an accident, according to Université de Moncton philosophy professor Alain Deneault.

As the country recovers from scorching wildfires, our prime minister has introduced a massive new subsidy for the fossil fuel industry. And its middle class Canadians who will end up

This is the ninth time Ontario's minimum wage has been raised over the past 10 years, with people back in 2016 earning $11.40.

The feds’ latest omnibus bill dismantles environmental regulation, steamrolls Indigenous rights, and attacks workers

Danielle Smith is blaming immigrants for Alberta’s overcrowded schools and understaffed hospitals. Bronwyn Bragg sits down with Saima Desai to bust Danielle Smith’s immigration myths.

The province is raising the lowest-paid rate to $15.70 an hour on Thursday, which works out to an extra $14 in a 40-hour work week but is still the second-lowest rate in the country.

Mississauga is one of a growing number of municipalities pushing back against data centres in their communities.

À Montréal, un abri construit où des « centaines » de personnes itinérantes ont trouvé de la chaleur l'hiver dernier est visé par un avis de déconstruction.

Our pals at the New Feeling music writers’ co-op share what they have on repeat…

With events including a powwow and a commemorative walk, people on the prairies honoured survivors of residential ‘schools’ — and all those who never made it home

The National Post has suggested violence is the way “to deal” with the NDP leader for his outspoken criticism of Israel

The Catch's Scott Martin hosts a panel dissecting Canadian legacy news coverage of Israel's genocide

Prime Minister Mark Carney has been working to bring more foreign investment into Canada. At his recent Investment Summit, he told investors from all over the world that Canada “has what the world wan...

Ontario MRI, cancer surgery, and cataract wait times all rose from 2017–2025, despite $280M spent licensing private health clinics, a new Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives study found.

Avi Lewis, the leader of the federal NDP, spoke to a crowd of about 70 people in Saint John on

Seniors for Climate Action Now! is calling on the Carney government to reject the proposed West Coast oil pipeline, arguing the project has no credible economic, moral, reconciliation, or climate case...

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

For three decades, Canada has voted against the United States’ embargo on Cuba at the annual United Nations General Assembly vote held in October. The U.S. is now applying economic pressure to prevent...

“We have to decide collectively how we want to run our society. We cannot just leave things to consultants and

The AI invasion is increasingly touching every aspect of society in Canada. How can movements respond?

Support Our Journalism Defence Fund PressProgress is at the centre of what could be one of the biggest, longest and most expensive media trials in recent Canadian history. A former star candidate for ...

The federal government is acquiescing to the business lobby’s attempt to tip the scales and water down workers’ rights

With the separatist Parti Québécois leading in the polls and 29 per cent of Quebecers undecided on who to vote for, anything could happen on Oct. 5, and beyond

During two events this week, people came together to support survivors and their families in the wake of masked denialists demonstrating on the reserve: ‘They don’t win, and they’re not going to’