March/April 2015
Feature stories on barriers to strategic political organizing, journalism internships, changes and challenges to Canada’s Indian Act, the deadly intersection of immigration and health care policy, bridging Palestine solidarity with Indigenous struggles at home, life and labour in the Alberta housing boom, and the winning entries of our fourth annual Writing in the Margins creative writing contest. Plus, book reviews and a commentary on call-out culture.
Inside This Issue
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The Horizon of Expectations
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Coyote Mothers of the Niagara Region
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That Guy Who Isn’t You
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Organizing to Win the World
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Health Care and Immigration Policies that Kill
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Unpaid News
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Canada’s Indian Policy is a Process of Deception
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“The more they oppress, the less safe they feel”
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Father, Son, and the Alberta Housing Boom
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Revisiting Canada’s Long Sixties
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A Note on Call-Out Culture