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How to fight neoliberalism without giving way to despair
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“The future’s not ours to see” – but it is ours to shape
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Free trade extends scope and power of corporate oligarchy
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What we need to know about neoliberalism (before it’s too late)
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Human (Anti) Nature
Why do we ignore scientists’ warnings of ecological disaster? On the front page of one its issues last fall, Maclean’s displayed the visage of Canada’s pre-eminent environmentalist, David Suzuki. It…
Farewell
Editor of CCPA Monitor since its inception says good-bye This is the last page 4 column I’ll write as editor of the CCPA Monitor, so I suppose it’s fitting that…
Farewell
Editor of CCPA Monitor since its inception says good-bye This is the last page 4 column I’ll write as editor of the CCPA Monitor, so I suppose it’s fitting that…
Scorpions, Icebergs, and Cancers
We have to understand capitalism before we can challenge it Readers’ reaction to my “Cui Bono” column in the February issue has been mixed. Most agreed with my rather somber…
Cui Bono?
Who benefits from government actions? Our corporate rulers Lucius Cassius, a consul whom the people of ancient Rome revered as a wise and honest judge, was often required to adjudicate…
When Most Votes Don’t Count
Lack of democracy is at the root of Canada’s worst problems The Senate scandal that has obsessed the media in recent months is the least of the political problems that…
Ed Finn: A Journalist’s Life on the Left
Born in Spaniard’s Bay, Newfoundland, in 1926, Ed Finn grew up in Corner Brook, where he later became first a printer’s apprentice, then a reporter, columnist, and editor of that…
Corporate Power, Government Subservience
Most people want corporate power curbed — governments don’t Several years ago, an Ipsos Global Public Affairs poll disclosed that a large majority of the world’s “most informed, engaged and…
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