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- Indigenous policy is foreign policy –Canada’s Indigenous relations aren’t domestic – Canada is an imperialist settler colony. If our movements stand a chance against the fascist far right, we need to reject the liberal reconciliation narrative and understand that Canada is an invasive force.
- July/August 2023 –The push to corporatize psychedelics. Plus: climate refugees funneled into temporary foreign worker programs, dispatches from Hong Kong's labour movement, Waterloo's Black radical community, a conversation on Cash Back, and more.
- Thank you, readers –Thank you Briarpatch readers for making this issue of the magazine possible. We’ll do what we can to keep earning that support, for as long as it takes us to bring into being the better world we’re all fighting for.
- What is Cash Back? A settler FAQ –Settlers have a lot of questions about the call for Cash Back. Briarpatch sat down with Yellowhead Institute researcher Rob Houle to learn about the movement.
- Buzzkill –As governments decriminalize psychedelics, companies are clamouring to gain a foothold in the market. But is the medical industry best suited to bring psychedelics into the mainstream?
- Graphic novels for leftist readers –Leftist reads are often dense and difficult to understand. Thankfully, there are many graphics novels that cover the same issues in a more accessible format.
- Who is a prisoner? –From psychiatric facilities to youth detention centres, the prison keeps growing. To abolish prisons, organizers first need to map the system.
- “We will be back” –Four years after the historic Hong Kong protests, organizers reflect on how to grow the labour movement under China’s increasing political repression.
- Pushing climate refugees into migrant worker programs –As climate change displaces millions worldwide, the Canadian government is expanding temporary foreign worker programs and funnelling migrants back onto the front lines of the crisis.
