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The partner of a First Nations woman reflects on the Canadian racism that dehumanizes Indigenous women and perpetuates violence and injustice.

Skyrocketing tuition fees, corporate control, and colonial collaboration are crippling post-secondary education in Saskatchewan, but students are starting to push back.

Self-righteousness is a barrier to effective organizing and it undermines the left.

Entrepreneurship holds no answers for the problems faced by young people today.

What can be done about the Conservative attack on universal health care?

Racism is a systemic problem rooted in settler colonialism, not individual attitudes.

A call to action from Feeding My Family.

Conservatives are serious about developing young leaders. How about progressives?

What if instead of Scrooge, the ghosts of past, present, and future haunted his exploited clerk Bob Cratchit?

It’s time to speak out.

Students from the Okanagan Valley mobilize for Ayotzinapa

The correct emotional response to state violence targeting Indigenous and Black families is rage.

The Conservative government’s rhetoric on missing and murdered Indigenous women and sex workers creates victims in order to silence women.

Will you be my comrade? On comradeship and the relationships that sustain, nurture, and inform activism.

A culture of arrogance, hypocrisy, and secrecy thrives in the governance structure of the University of Saskatchewan.

Evaluating the provincial election and what’s next for Ontario’s left.

Stopping Chevron’s Pacific Trail Pipeline this summer could be a decisive event in the history of pipeline resistance.

The injustice of immigration detention is a national disgrace.

How can we adopt the best practices for protest without creating divisions among activists and those in the struggle?

Charting the student movement at the University of Saskatchewan.