Opinion

We should savour the joys of these captivating critters while we can, because their future — and that of insects generally — is uncertain, writes David Suzuki.

Google, Facebook and Twitter have torqued their algorithms, turning off the taps for independent media

For the gun cartels, black lives are not alone in not mattering. No lives matter. To the politicians who are supported by them, do any lives matter?

One intervenor, UNIFOR, the largest union representing oilsands workers, was denied the right to present evidence that the pipeline would result in lost Canadian jobs.

The truth is that the Saskatchewan government has been essential to creating the culture of silence that pervades oil-dependent communities, writes University of Regina professor Emily Eaton.

It's time to see with new eyes, David Suzuki writes.

After almost two years of study ... only a few disappointing steps to support Canadian content.

The federal government says it wants to include environment and climate provisions in a “modernized” NAFTA. Exactly what is Canada seeking in these trade negotiations?

Metro Vancouver is facing a housing crisis on every level – house prices are ridiculously high, the rental market is expensive and scarce, and the number of homeless people has exploded.

If you thought only Donald Trump could drive a casino into bankruptcy...

From Jewish-Canadian Holocaust survivors to the federal Attorney General, at least 30,000 people walked in solidarity with Indigenous peoples on Sunday.

It is time Canada’s wealthiest individuals and families step up on the need for action on climate change.

Don't be fooled, writes Queen's University sociologist Cynthia Levine-Rasky. Extremists deploy the “freedom of speech” argument as a trick to recruit people and galvanize a mainstream audience.

Santanna Huntinghawk-Scott died last November, just months after she aged out of foster care, alone in a tent in a small wooded area just off a busy street in Surrey. She was only 19 and homeless.

There may be a roadmap for moving from shallow “clicktivism” to deeper levels of engagement.