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How do we create lasting peace so that children can grow up in a safe, loving environment where they can speak their language and live in their culture?

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“We Lived in Fear”

Dozens of migrant workers claim they were duped into working illegally in Canada. Now they're fighting back.

Caught in the Crossfire

Independent news media is paying the ultimate price for Meta’s turf war with the Canadian government.

Condos vs Community: Montrealers Fight for Housing Solutions

Montreal is preparing for redevelopment in Bridge-Bonaventure. Will we use this opportunity to invest in solutions to the housing crisis?

An Immigrant in the National Assembly
A Party of One

While Quebec's institutions are in free fall, premier François Legault basks in his party's admiration.

Police Raid Kanesatake Band Council in Corruption Probe

Local whistleblowers uncovered over $1 million in funds “not paid through the standard payroll system.”

Nearly five years after legalization, fortunes have been made and (mostly) lost in Canada's recreational cannabis market.
Boom and Bust in Canada’s Legal Weed Market

Industry leaders predicted A $500 billion market for legal cannabis. They were spectacularly wrong.

TERF Wars: Why is Quebec Funding Anti-Trans Activism?

In public, the CAQ is distancing itself from PDF Quebec — a group that advocates for conversion therapy and targets trans women online. In private, they've awarded them $500,000 in government money.

Montreal Homeless Encampment Sues Quebec Government

Facing another eviction notice, the plaintiffs include a pregnant woman, a cancer patient and a man with a terminal illness