As resource-extraction bills are forced through without First Nations' consent, what happened to the ‘national reckoning’ ...

Montreal is now five days into a public transit strike. For days, except for during peak hours, the entrances to metro ...

In three provinces, First Nations are mobilizing to fight legislation that fast-tracks resource extraction, steamrolling over Indigenous treaty rights ...

On the latest episode of In Bed with the Elephant — a critical second-look at PM John Diefenbaker. Adrian sits down with acclaimed writer and Canadian historian Bob Plamondon. Plamondon’s latest book ...

Mike Forbister and Robby Williamson Jr. of the Land Protection Team, stand along the shore of Grassy Narrows Lake. (Geordie Day/Ricochet Media) The land guardian knows the intricate layout of his ...

This month marks one year since the RCMP’s civilian watchdog, the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission, launched an investigation into C-IRG. The RCMP’s Community Industry Response Unit (C-IRG) ...

Two former tenants of Montreal’s historic Old Port building that burned down last Thursday say the building’s owner, Emile-Haim Benamor, was actively converting it into a pseudo-hotel — and harassing ...

Standing in front of a sign reading “Reconciliation,” Unist’ot’en matriarch Freda Huson and other women family members sang and drummed in ceremony as RCMP officers descended to arrest those in the ...

A speaker in Vancouver By Suzie King. Protests against police violence and racism swept Canada over the weekend, as participants demanded justice for George Floyd, a Minneapolis man who was killed by ...

Editors’ note: In December of 2024, Indigenous journalist Brandi Morin and photojournalist Ian Willms travelled to Ecuador on the eve of a new free trade deal with Canada to report on the brewing ...

In Bed with the Elephant is a podcast for people who crave critical debate and nuanced conversation. From politics to history to science to culture, we go deep. We’ll discuss politics, books, ...

Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs say an LNG pipeline threatens local wildlife; the Nisg̱a'a Nation sees the potential for economic prosperity In northwestern British Columbia, where ancient rivers carve ...