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Vol. 7, No. 2 (Oct/Nov 2014)

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Wet’suwet’en Solidarity Rally Confronts Trudeau in Ottawa

Canadian Oil Industry Still Making Billions

Canada Post’s Rotating Strikes

Minister Fullerton Can’t Hide from $15 and Fairness

NAFTA 2.0 Updates Exploitation

Patterns of Neglect: Heron Gate residents suffer from a legacy of poor maintenance and landlords’ use of a municipal committee to overturn bylaw orders

“Give us back our sex-ed”: Sex-Ed Rolls Back, Students Walk Out

Disconnected Realities: Country club politics put vulnerable Herongate residents in peril

Reconciliation Really?: A Timeline of the Desecration of Akikodjiwan and Akikpautik, An Anishinaabeg

Media Landscape Shredded

From Hard Numbers to Harder Reality

Condos on an Algonquin sacred site?

“I was very scared because I am new to this country and my English is not very good”

Turkey’s Democratic Suicide

The Faces of Present-Day Persecution

Survivors Speak

Death by a Thousand Cuts

Conservative Politics Underlie Anti-CFS Campaign

The Legalization of Cannabis

Ford’s Free Speech Policy Will Silence Marginalized Voices

Horoscopes

Cheap Eats for Hungry Levellers

Venus Envy: Sexual Health & Pleasure Alert

Venus Envy

The Antifa Comic Book

High Unemployment Rates for Disabled People is No Coincidence

Letter: When it comes to sex ed, informed choice is better than censorship

Crises in Venezuela and Argentina

Fear is why you’re ableist

Notwithstanding Clothes

Vol. 7, No. 2 (Oct/Nov 2014)

Features

Patterns of Neglect: Heron Gate residents suffer from a legacy of poor maintenance and landlords’ use of a municipal committee to overturn bylaw orders

“Give us back our sex-ed”: Sex-Ed Rolls Back, Students Walk Out

Disconnected Realities: Country club politics put vulnerable Herongate residents in peril