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Hampstead Fired Whistleblower Who Made Corruption Claims
The Town of Hampstead might have illegally fired its communications officer weeks after she reported her employers to UPAC.
Hampstead Managers Cash in while Workers Decry Harassment and Threats on the Job
Bonuses to Hampstead’s highest-paid employees doubled under Mayor Jeremy Levi as workers repeatedly denounced a toxic culture.
City Workers Walk Off the Job over “Mandatory Barbecue”
Management at the Sud-Ouest borough threatened to dock a half-day’s pay if blue collar workers didn’t attend the employee appreciation party
« Postes de police chinois » : quand la couverture médiatique blesse une communauté
La diaspora chinoise affirme que les médias francophones québécois doivent couvrir les communautés marginalisées de manière plus responsable.
When Letter Carriers Break Down
With another strike looming, Canada Post workers are struggling to make ends meet.
Montreal Filipino community mourns the victims of the Lapu Lapu festival tragedy
Community leaders call for structural reform in mental healthcare.
Toxic Secrets: A Dirty Deal in Blainville
American-owned toxic waste company Stablex is drawing backlash over a provincial government-backed expansion plan that would devastate a nearby wetland.
A Private Monopoly on Gender-Affirming Surgeries Raises Concerns
GrS Montreal patient testimonials highlight gaps in post-operative care, difficulties accessing care, and limited surgical options.
First Nation Leads Fight Against Nuclear Dump
How a tiny band of millworkers, hunters and fishers are beating Canada’s nuclear industry in court.
Hampstead Fired Whistleblower Who Made Corruption Claims
The Town of Hampstead might have illegally fired its communications officer weeks after she reported her employers to UPAC.
Hampstead Managers Cash in while Workers Decry Harassment and Threats on the Job
Bonuses to Hampstead’s highest-paid employees doubled under Mayor Jeremy Levi as workers repeatedly denounced a toxic culture.
City Workers Walk Off the Job over “Mandatory Barbecue”
Management at the Sud-Ouest borough threatened to dock a half-day’s pay if blue collar workers didn’t attend the employee appreciation party
« Postes de police chinois » : quand la couverture médiatique blesse une communauté
La diaspora chinoise affirme que les médias francophones québécois doivent couvrir les communautés marginalisées de manière plus responsable.
When Letter Carriers Break Down
With another strike looming, Canada Post workers are struggling to make ends meet.
Montreal Filipino community mourns the victims of the Lapu Lapu festival tragedy
Community leaders call for structural reform in mental healthcare.
Toxic Secrets: A Dirty Deal in Blainville
American-owned toxic waste company Stablex is drawing backlash over a provincial government-backed expansion plan that would devastate a nearby wetland.
A Private Monopoly on Gender-Affirming Surgeries Raises Concerns
GrS Montreal patient testimonials highlight gaps in post-operative care, difficulties accessing care, and limited surgical options.
First Nation Leads Fight Against Nuclear Dump
How a tiny band of millworkers, hunters and fishers are beating Canada’s nuclear industry in court.