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Soraya Martinez Ferrada wants to be “the housing mayor” while surrounding herself with Montreal’s biggest developers.
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Opinion: Montreal Cycling Race a Win for Genocide Supporters
Montreal is being used as a prop to clean up Israel's image on the international stage
Strike ‘Ends Unpaid Work’ As Union Reaches Deal With Air Canada
Low wages and unpaid labour led to flight attendants using food banks, sleeping in cars.
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It’s blatantly obvious what side the Canadian establishment has been on, no matter how much public opinion begs, pleads, implores them to differ. There’s really no debate.
Ottawa Imposes Hard Deadline for Mohawks to Resolve Political Crisis
Minister threatens third-party management of Kanesatake, setting the stage for a battle in federal court
Cancelled Elections Spark “Full-Scale Governance Emergency” in Kanesatake
Voters on Mohawk territory warn that tensions could “ignite” at any moment.
OPINION: The Town of Hampstead is in Crisis… and so is Local Journalism
Secrecy, self-dealing and a culture of entitlement thrive when there aren’t journalists asking hard questions to our elected officials.
Mayoral Candidate’s Social Media Posts “Extremely Disconcerting”
New posts show Thierry Daraize referring to Muslims as “bearded radicals”, spreading disinformation about Gaza and calling a prominent Canadian Muslim advocate “a dangerous woman."
Municipal Election: Will Ensemble Montréal Fight for Tenants or Developers?
Soraya Martinez Ferrada wants to be “the housing mayor” while surrounding herself with Montreal’s biggest developers.
Montreal Election: The Year of Magical Thinking
Soraya Martinez Ferrada wants to use AI to help solve the city’s orange cone nightmare. Where have we heard this before?
Opinion: Montreal Cycling Race a Win for Genocide Supporters
Montreal is being used as a prop to clean up Israel's image on the international stage
Strike ‘Ends Unpaid Work’ As Union Reaches Deal With Air Canada
Low wages and unpaid labour led to flight attendants using food banks, sleeping in cars.
Summertime Blues: Thoughts on Gaza, Canada, and an Unfathomable Hunger
It’s blatantly obvious what side the Canadian establishment has been on, no matter how much public opinion begs, pleads, implores them to differ. There’s really no debate.
Ottawa Imposes Hard Deadline for Mohawks to Resolve Political Crisis
Minister threatens third-party management of Kanesatake, setting the stage for a battle in federal court
Cancelled Elections Spark “Full-Scale Governance Emergency” in Kanesatake
Voters on Mohawk territory warn that tensions could “ignite” at any moment.