July/August 2022
Red River Echoes
A grassroots collective called Red River Echoes is putting forward a different vision of a Métis future – one built on reciprocity, good governance, and police abolition. Plus: saving the bees means ending capitalist agriculture – no matter what corporate "beewashing" says. Opposing Doug Ford's plan to increase suburban sprawl. The surging demand for gender-affirming health care in Canada's small provinces and territories. How disabled people are being left behind in B.C.'s climate adaptation plan. A reading list for building transformative movements, and more.
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Inside This Issue
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Reflections on winning the Fight for $15 in Saskatchewan
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To save the bees, we must confront capitalist agriculture
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Stopping the Big Sprawl
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The People Who Own Themselves
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The growing struggle to access gender-affirming health care in rural Canada
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B.C.’s climate adaptation disability crisis
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Anatomy of an anti-trafficking policy campaign
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反人口贩卖政策运动的剖析
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A reading list for building transformative movements in so-called Canada
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A progressive response to transport costs must undo “the social ideology of the motorcar”
