July/August 2017

Canada 150 Confronted

Indigenous resurgence is the best defense against Windigo. How women’s labour got organized in 1930s industrial Montreal. Trudeau’s foreign policy. The Canadian government’s internal position on historic treaties. A land protector and a journalist talk activism and freedom of the press. A history of mental health and collective care. How to embolden the left in Canada. Two reviews of children’s books on residential schools, and more!

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Inside This Issue

150 Years of Resistance

by Chris Kortright Jul 11, 2017 6 min read
Not Here To Party: Canada 150 Confronted

by Tanya Andrusieczko Jun 30, 2017 3 min read
Cannibal 150: Exposing the Canadian Windigo

by Danielle Boissoneau Jun 30, 2017 6 min read
The Midinette Spring

by Sofia Cutler Jun 30, 2017 7 min read
Pretty Faces, Grisly Interests

by Dawn Paley Jun 30, 2017 9 min read
The Truth About Treaties

by Andy Crosby Jun 30, 2017 9 min read
150 Years Of Mad Love

by Tracey Mitchell and Baijayanta Mukhopadhyay Jun 30, 2017 13 min read
What Will It Take to Embolden and Strengthen the Left?

by Andrew Loewen, Dru Oja Jay, and Navjot Kaur Jun 30, 2017 7 min read
Two Kids’ Books About Residential Schools Reviewed by a 10-Year-Old

by Tanson Pitawanakwat Acoose and Chris Kortright Jun 30, 2017 4 min read
Front Line Freedom

by Justin Brake and Kanahus Manuel Jun 20, 2017 11 min read