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Canada is backsliding on Indigenous rights. Let’s talk about how to do better (opens the original)
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Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and Canada has a lot of work to do. In some ways, we’re actually backsliding right now.Residential school denialism is being espoused by some prominent right-wing politicians and media. A white nationalist group echoed denialist rhetoric in a racist demonstration in T’Kemlúps — an incident every federal leader except one condemned, by the way.But on a more institutional level, we’re also seeing government move forward with bills that appear
White nationalist losers just demonstrated on Indigenous land. Here’s how we got here (opens the original)
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CW: Residential school denialism. The Indian Residential School Survivors Society’s 24/7 Crisis Support line: 1-800-721-0066The 24-hour National Indian Residential School Crisis Line: 1-866-925-4419Canada has a serious and growing problem with white nationalism — and they’re parroting racist, anti-Indigenous talking points that right-wing politicians and media have been normalizing.That’s right folks: Second Sons Canada, the white nationalist active club, demonstrated on Tk̓emlúps lands over the
Feeling confused about Carney’s claims versus his actual policy? This could explain why (opens the original)
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As I report on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s policies, I’ve noticed there seems to be a disconnect between what people understand Carney to be doing and what his policies actually do in practice.Listening to him answer questions at the United Nations this week about his new omnibus bill, I felt like I had clear evidence for why that disconnect exists.Carney (like many politicians, to be fair) appears to be quite comfortable spinning or outright lying about the changes he’s making.Rather than tell
Toronto mayoral candidate Bradford using Israeli app that feeds supporters AI-generated comments | National Observer (opens the original)
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There’s an Israeli app telling political strategists that, with the help of AI, it can turn a politician’s supporters into “digital fighters.”It feeds users AI-generated supportive comments, which they can then post online for “rewards.”It’s also now, officially, been used for the first time in a Canadian political campaign: Brad Bradford’s bid to become Toronto’s mayor.That’s the incredible scoop from Canada’s National Observer’s Rory White – and today, I’m teaming up with them to tell you a
Carney returns to Parliament with a massive bill blunting the right to strike and ‘bulldozing nature’ (opens the original)
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Members of Parliament are back in Ottawa today for a fresh session of clip farming in the House of Commons.The first order of business? An omnibus bill that labour leaders warn will weaken Canadian workers’ right to strike, and that environmental groups say will bulldoze nature.Now, I can’t tell you the details right now — and that’s arguably by design. Bill C-39, the Build Canada Strong Act, is more than 200 pages long. It wasn’t publicly available until after 6:00pmET today. Even the journalis
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